🏗️ Quikrete 13173 Cement Color Additive Review

I really like that not much is enough for my application. Example: I used 2 tablespoons to a 60 lb bag of Quikrete Ready Mix for Paving and the color was neither too dark nor too light. I recommend pouring it into water for a more even distribution in the concrete.

I diluted one capful with the appropriate amount of water to make 18 mold bricks. I would say about 10 cups of quick setting, pre-mixed dry concrete in bags from your local hardware store. When they are wet I thought at first they would be a little rusty. However, when completely dry, the result was an almost pink terracotta. Not orange at all... I was pleasantly surprised, although it didn't get me where I wanted it to be, but that's ok because it gave me a base color that I'm going to modify…

This small bottle lasts a long time. Another way of looking at it is that small sprays stain for a long time. Work with latex or nitrile gloves and wear appropriate clothing. When you first receive the bottle(s), the dyes will be deposited in the suspension liquid. This paint needs to be shaken, shaken, and shaken for about 30 seconds to weigh the solids in the liquid. When used, the concentration of Quikrete --- 1 bottle for two 60 lb or 80 lb bags yields a light brick red cement grey. I mixed