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One of the most frequently asked questions from our customers is this… Do I really need to seal myconcrete? If you applied Concrete Resurrection WRC stain to your concrete and you want to protect yourinvestment in time and products, then the answer is YES. If you chose Concrete Resurrection acid stain (RAC) to give your concrete the rich, earthy tones youlove, then the answer is YES. If you gave your concrete floor a zingy-blingy color, or even one of the neutral tones, using the acetone … read more

Concrete Resurrection Water Reducible Concentrate (WRC) stain is a favorite of Decorative Concrete professionals as well as homeowners looking for a product to spruce up their concrete.Why use WRC? There are lots of reasons, but here are the top answers from our customers. Large color selection, and can be mixed to get exactly the custom color desired (34 to be specific - check out this color chart!) No harsh chemicals or dangerous fumes. (Follow safety guidelines) Easy application. Does not lo … read more

  Transforming your concrete floors into stunning works of art with acid stain is a rewarding project perfect for any DIY enthusiast. However, the secret to achieving that beautiful, marbled effect lies in meticulous preparation. Whether you're a seasoned contractor or a homeowner embarking on your first DIY acid staining journey, mastering the essentials of floor prep is crucial. From selecting the right tools to honing effective floor preparation tips, this guide will walk you through eve … read more

  One of our contractors, we’ll call him Sam, called recently to ask about white spots on the driveway he had recently stained and sealed. Needless to say, his customer was not happy. Sam was relieved to find out the problem wasn’t serious and the solution was easy. So, what caused the problem, and what should you do if you find yourself in Sam’s situation? According to our Senior Tech Advisor, the problem is generally caused by water droplets from a sprinkler or irrigatio … read more