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

Very easy to use and looks good.

The copper is more of a terracotta than copper, it’s a flat color. Using a soft brush versus a stiff brushes does create a different look.

Very easy to use. The finish was better than expected. I used it on a bench

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.

Applied to new basalite brick. Used 6 different colors, none made a significant change in the natural brick's cement color. Waste of money. I changed to brick and masonry paint instead. Worked just fine

Blue Gray color exactly what we were looking for on the new patio. Easy to apply and all around great sealer. Has held up this winter with multiple atmospheric rivers of torrential rainfall. Highly recommend.

Interesting product. Is a tint so there may be some penetration but predominately sits on the surface. Creates some interesting patterns but didn't add much color. We went with acid stain.

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.