WHAT IS CRETESTAIN?
A reactive mixture containing special chemicals which reacts with the OPC (Ordinary Portland Cement) in cement/concrete to colour the surface.
A reactive mixture containing special chemicals which reacts with the OPC (Ordinary Portland Cement) in cement/concrete to colour the surface.
PRODUCT INFO
Benefits
- Easy application with brush, roller, sponge or spray canister
- Stains any OPC (Ordinary Portland Cement) based surface
- Economical application which cannot peel or flake
- Produces and enhances mottling
- For use on floors, walls and counters
- Suitable for interior and exterior use (however Blue is not UV stable and may fade if used exteriorly)
- CreteStain can be diluted with water if lighter shading is required
Specifications
Suitable Surfaces |
Any OPC (Ordinary Portland Cement) based surface Newly placed concrete must be cured for at least 14 days prior to application |
Finish |
Does not change the finish of a surface, only stains it. Will however enhance mottling |
Thickness |
Adds no thickness to surface |
Application |
Brush-on, roll-on, sponge-on, spray-on |
Packaging |
125ml, 1 litre & 20 litre containers |
Coverage |
Approximately 8m²/litre/coat |
Curing |
All reacted residue must be removed by flushing thoroughly with water after a minimum of 4 hours |
Colour/s |
Available in 10 colours |
Intended for use with
Colour Hardener Sealer - 1, 5 & 25 litre – 6m² per litre per coat
Supporting Cemcrete Products
CreteCare Mop & Shine
CreteCare Polish
CreteCare Floor Polish Stripper
Intended for use with
Colour Hardener Sealer - 1, 5 & 25 litre – 6m² per litre per coat
Supporting Cemcrete Products
CreteCare Mop & Shine
CreteCare Polish
CreteCare Floor Polish Stripper
What do you need?
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Products
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Q: Can I apply CreteStain myself?
A: Cemcrete products are not DIY, however CreteStain is an easier application and you can attempt to apply it yourself. Try a sample area first, before attempting larger areas. We always recommend using a trained contractor to do the application, but if you need more information regarding the application of a Cemcrete product, please download the product datasheets from the products page on our website.
Q: Do you have to seal a CreteStain floor?
A: Yes. Cement by nature is porous and applying a sealer ensures that your cement floor is protected from any spills or normal wear and tear.
Q: Can I stain my existing paving?
A: If the main ingredient of your paving bricks is cement/concrete as CreteStain must be in contact with cement or concrete to be effective. CreteStain does not react with clay bricks unless over-coated with a cement plaster.
Q: How many layers of CreteStain can I apply?
A: You can apply as many coats of CreteStain as you want until the desired colour is achieved, remembering to remove the residue in between coats.
Q: Does CreteStain change the texture of the surface applied to?
A: No, CreteStain only colours the surface. However the sealer applied after you apply CreteStain could effect the sheen of your surface.
Q: Can I apply CreteStain onto wood or rhinolite?
A: No, CreteStain can only stain any OPC (Ordinary Portland Cement) based surface permanently.
Q: Can I use CreteStain on my Colour Hardener floor?
A: Yes, before sealing you can apply CreteStain over your fully cured Colour Hardener floor.
A: Cemcrete products are not DIY, however CreteStain is an easier application and you can attempt to apply it yourself. Try a sample area first, before attempting larger areas. We always recommend using a trained contractor to do the application, but if you need more information regarding the application of a Cemcrete product, please download the product datasheets from the products page on our website.
Q: Do you have to seal a CreteStain floor?
A: Yes. Cement by nature is porous and applying a sealer ensures that your cement floor is protected from any spills or normal wear and tear.
Q: Can I stain my existing paving?
A: If the main ingredient of your paving bricks is cement/concrete as CreteStain must be in contact with cement or concrete to be effective. CreteStain does not react with clay bricks unless over-coated with a cement plaster.
Q: How many layers of CreteStain can I apply?
A: You can apply as many coats of CreteStain as you want until the desired colour is achieved, remembering to remove the residue in between coats.
Q: Does CreteStain change the texture of the surface applied to?
A: No, CreteStain only colours the surface. However the sealer applied after you apply CreteStain could effect the sheen of your surface.
Q: Can I apply CreteStain onto wood or rhinolite?
A: No, CreteStain can only stain any OPC (Ordinary Portland Cement) based surface permanently.
Q: Can I use CreteStain on my Colour Hardener floor?
A: Yes, before sealing you can apply CreteStain over your fully cured Colour Hardener floor.