Concrete Acid Stain Stain Colors for Concrete Red Rock (Red, Orange, Terra Cotta) 1 Gallon

Worked very well. Acid stains are the way to go, but recognize that depending on your concrete the color might not be the same as pictured.

To use this product correctly, you have to grind the surface of your concrete to make sure the product will soak in evenly. If there is any kind of sealer spots, or oil under the surface of the concrete, the product will not stain evenly, and your driveway will look like a palomino pony. And after you neutralize the product, and you wash it off--as it runs across the public sidewalk and into a public street, it will stain that too--and the city will be by to write you a citation and call Osha about the costly chemical spill. Before you use this stuff, make sure you can purchase mortar without sand already premixed, because you will need to mix up a wet slurry to paint your whole driveway to undo one horrible mistake. Your driveway, what ugly mess it was before you tried to stain it, you will wish it was back to that condition before staining it.

It’s a great product!! I let it bake in the sun for two days and then rinsed off with a 5 gallon bucket with dawn soap and a cup of baking soda and I didn’t loose any color. If you use to much neutralizer you’re not going to be happy and if your not letting it sit for at least a day your going to loose color. 2 hot days left it perfect !!

Color concrete pad for gazebo

Does not look anything like Red Rock and is yellow. Takes days to soak and dry. Bleeds off into adjacent areas when it gets wet even weeks later. Put in stainless steel bowl to apply and it wrecked the bowl. Major hassle.