Well, it is all concrete stain, but what we are talking about here is concrete dye vs acid staining. Both are great products and we use both products, but they have different places in our tool box. We love concrete… Read More »Concrete Dyes VS Concrete Stain
We have just completed a really fun floor for Lime Media. When you have lime in your name, you must have lime on your floor. We will follow up with some more photos when they get all moved in. … Read More »October Announcements
I know there are so many decisions to make while building your home or remodeling your space. We just finished a bathroom remodel and I have to tell you, it took me three weeks and endless trips to the paint… Read More »Matte or Glossy Sealer for your Stained Concrete Floor?
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We are pleased to announce that the Corbet Group of Dallas, Texas just completed the Rush Creek Church in Grand Prairie and the stained floors were completed by Re-Crete. We are also pleased to announce that we have just completed… Read More »September 2012 Announcements
Concrete Patio Paint: Painting Concrete VS Acid Staining Concrete There are two advantages of painting your concrete. You can do it yourself and you can do it cheaply (at least in the short term) The disadvantages of concrete paint… Read More »Concrete Patio Paint: Painting Concrete VS Acid Staining Concrete
What the heck? Yes, there are companies that are selling beer concrete stain. So what is that all about? Well, the stain needs a solvent to work in the concrete. Most stains use alcohol or acetone. In this case, someone… Read More »Beer Stained Concrete Floors
Are you getting tired of your stamped concrete colors? Are they fading? Just need to update the colors? Well, the bad news is that you cannot re-stain acid stained concrete. The good news is that we have a micro-topping that… Read More »Re-Staining Stamped Concrete
We are pleased to announce that the Corbet Group of Dallas, Texas just completed the Waxahachie Fire Station and the stained floors were completed by Re-Crete.
1. From your Wall Colors 2. From your Furniture Colors 3. From your Favorite Color 4. From your Countertops 5. From your Backsplash Tiles or other Tiles 6. From your Fireplace 7. From your Artwork 8. From Outside your Windows