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Fortis Antique Green Concrete Acid Stain creates natural green and blue-green patina effects in cured concrete. Ideal for floors, patios, pathways and decorative concrete, it produces permanent,...

Fortis Antique Tan Concrete Acid Stain creates warm tan, amber and aged earth tones in cured concrete. Ideal for floors, patios, pathways and decorative concrete, it produces permanent, naturally...

Fortis Antique Red Concrete Acid Stain creates warm red, terracotta and aged masonry tones in cured concrete. Ideal for floors, patios, pathways and decorative concrete, it produces permanent,...

Fortis Antique Brown Concrete Acid Stain creates rich brown, bronze and natural earth tones in cured concrete. Ideal for floors, patios and decorative concrete, it produces permanent, naturally...

Fortis Antique Black Concrete Acid Stain creates dark charcoal, black and aged-stone tones in cured concrete. Ideal for floors, patios and architectural concrete, it produces permanent, naturally...

Fortis Antique Blue Concrete Acid Stain creates distinctive blue-green and aged patina tones in cured concrete. Ideal for floors, patios and architectural concrete, it produces permanent, naturally...


Product Ranges

Choose Your Acid Stain ColourAntique Tan – Warm tan and aged earth tones.Antique Blue – Blue-green and aged patina tones.Antique Green – Green and ….


Resources

How to Apply Concrete Acid Stain

https://fortisadhesives.com.au/resources/applying-acid-stains/

Concrete acid stains react with calcium compounds in cured concrete to create permanent, variegated colour. The result depends on the concrete, so exact uniformity cannot be guaranteed. Prepare and Test Concrete must …


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Concrete Sealing, Polishing & Staining

https://fortisadhesives.com.au/concrete-sealing-polishing-staining/

Unprotected Concrete such as driveways, pavers, and floors can be easily damaged, with the most common causes including water damage and unwanted staining, as well as general wear and tear. Once the …