| Water-Based Concrete Stain Tru Tint (Dove) 1 Quart - Professional Grade, Eco-Friendly, Safe & Easy to Use (40 Colors Available) Also for Pavers, Natural Stone, Cement, Vertical

Very happy with this product. Easy to use and great results. I was trying to get a few more years out of our patio table and the dark walnut stain and sealer look great. Photos are before- during - and after.

I purchased a pallet of stones that were way too blue and really stood out next to the old limestone walls around it. This worked perfectly to blend them to match. The colors I used were “tobacco” (greenish undertone) and “espresso” (reddish brown) and mixed the two together, diluted. Easy to use and looks so much better now

Stone absorbs the stain well. The stain is very thin and using a torn piece of sea sponge worked better for me than applying with a spray bottle. Be sure to test the color on a couple of stones and wait to see the final result in the morning. Claude AI recommended using the blue-gray October Sky on the rust colored stones and I should have tested first. It produced a purple toned mauve color (red + blue = purple) and I had to go back and color correct a lot of stones. The photo shows two sides of the stone wall treated with the Dove color stain, a 1:1 mix of Dove & October Sky for highlights, and some acrylic craft paints that I diluted with water. The front of the stone wall is the original orange color and gets treated next, and then will apply sealer.

This is the perfect product to stain the mortar that was too light between exterior brick. Very easy to use. Would definitely purchase again.

I used this to stain a concrete/aircrete waterfall feature in my yard. I used a UV clearcoat to seal. The packaging suggested that the product is not UV protected without the clearcoat.

This started as a pile of dirt that I carved into a garden feature . I had the idea of a faux river, I created the direction I wanted it to flow. I planted sweet potato vine to rin down the " River path". I wanted more and I decided to dye granite chips with this terrific product. It is effective, permanent and easy yo use. I used the color Aruba to imitate water. This is how I applied the dye. I used an old bucket as a "tumbler". I dropped in a manageable amount of stone in the bucket, then poured a small amount of dye on top and began to turn and toss the stone wearing elbow length rubber gloves. Then I dumped it onto cardboard to dry. It dries quickly. Very reasonably priced. A little goes a long way.

I used this to ad a little color to my old stone accents on my house. It was easy to apply after watching a few DIY videos. It looks great and I have not had any issue with it fading. A little goes a long way if you are just brightening up something.

Be careful what your application is. This water-based concrete stain is horrible compared non water based. I went this route because I need a smaller quantity. Then on top of it the charge $15.00 return shipping. The say cost as the product itself. So if it not what you wanted. Your stuck with it. Try some where else that does charge for returns if your dissatisfied. It truly is like colored water.