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Posted by AustinScoobee on September 21, 2006, 9:29 am
Yeah we are familiar with the Acid Staining but you cannot get a light
enough color for us. The existing slab is grey concrete, so this is why
we wondered about topping it with a white portland base resurfacer with
minimal tint, if there is such a product. Again , we are looking for a
nearly white floor..
Thanks
G
gfretwell@aol.com wrote:
> wrote:
>
> >Hi everyone,
> >This is a followup to my post last week about Marble Tile, Thanks for
> >all the replies.
> >We are trying to get a White or Very Light color on our DR floor,
> >continuos without significant grout lines and such and now wonder about
> >topping or resurfacing the slab rather than tile. The question is, can
> >we get a white/light cream color? All we have seen on the web is brown
> >or darker, is there a white portland base that would take minimal
> >pigment in a resurfacing application ?
> >Again , any help much appreciated
> >
> >G
>
> Take a look at "acid stained concrete" (google that). I did my
> driveway and it came out great. I went with an earth tone adobe look.
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