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1 Gallon Artist Grade. Concrete Acid Stain.
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Faded Linen usually has more Creams, Soft Yellows, or Soft Buffs, and if your carefull to not scrub off too much of the residue which typically forms, it can have patches and areas of Off Whites and Linen Creams.
color: pastel to light
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Buckskin is usually more of a Tan, and/or Buffs, and/or a Light Browns mix.
color: light to medium
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Sandstone usually has more Golds or Yellows than Buffs and sometimes some Burnt Ambers.
color: light to medium
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Golden Sand is usually more of an Amberish Gold, with more Golds in it's unique combination of the two, though it can also be a Caramel or Cola.
color: light to medium
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Island Sand is usually Sandy, Buffy, or Rusty Tan.
color: light to medium
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Honey Oak is usually a warm mix of a Golden undertone with a Brown overtone, sometimes with Ambers coursing through.
color: light to medium
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Canyon is usually more of a Reddish or Brownish Amber with a Golden undertone.
color: medium to dark
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Terra Buff is usually more of an Amber or Earthtone Terracotta than a Red Terracotta, though it can have a warm mix of any or all 3.
color: medium
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Rosewood is usually a Reddish with a Golden undertone.
color: medium to dark
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Saddle is usually a Reddish, Burgundyish, or a Mahogany with a heavier coat or two coats, and more like a Red Leather Saddle with a lighter coat or one coat.
color: medium to dark
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Mocha is usually more of a Beige and/or a Medium Brown mix.
color: light to medium
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Western Brown usually has more of a Light to Medium Brown mix with a Worn Tan or Gold-ish undertone.
color: medium
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Leather Brown is usually a medium to dark Leathery Brown mix.
color: medium to dark
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Riverstone can be Greys or Browns, though it is usually a mix of light and dark greys on smoother concrete. And a medium brown, sometimes with darker greys on broom finished, textured, or rougher concrete. ( To achieve the lighter grey, apply the stain in a light coat and neutralize it and wash it down after it has completely dried, usually just 1 to 4 hours. To achieve darker greys and browns, apply a good saturating coat and let it sit longer, up to 24 hours, before neutralizing and washing.)
color: light to dark
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Weathered Wood can also have more Greys or it can have more Browns, depending on the concrete. It can go darker or lighter as well. A test is highly suggested.
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Coffee is usually more of a Dark Walnut with Blacks and Dark Browns.
color: dark
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Brownstone is usually more of a Brownish Black.
color: dark
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Onyx is about as Black, as it gets.
color: dark
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Turquoise is, well, a Blue Turquoise.
color: pastel to light
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Sea Mist is usually a soft mix of Light Blues and Light Greens.
color: pastel to light
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Mossy Green is usually a Light Pastel Green with hints of Browns.
color: pastel to light
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Slate is usually a Darker Green undertone with either a Dark Grey or Brown overtone.
color: medium to dark
- Bronze Green can be a Green, a Light Bronze, a Dark Bronze, or a combination.
color: light to medium
TIP: Darker colors are achieved by applying heavier coats and by letting it sit longer before neutralizing and washing it. Also be sure to not scrub it when neutralizing and washing it down.
To achieve lighter colors apply lighter coats and neutralize it and wash it down after it has completely dried. Also when neutralizing it, you can scrub it some to lighten it more.
Going green never looked so good.™
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