Key Features of Color Hardener

• Increases abrasion resistance and surface density and reduces porosity. Increase surface strength.

• Creates vibrant colors for imprinted/textured concrete.

• Creates surfaces that are substantially harder and more wear-resistant than concrete not treated with color hardener.

• Light-reflective surfaces can be achieved through the use of a selection

  of white or light colors.

• To produce enhanced and richer effects, white-based Color Hardener can be excellent base choices for the application of stains and dyes.

• Designed to produce uniformity of color without color drifts.

• Use of color hardener does not risk day-to-day variances experienced in ready mixed integral coloring.

Common Uses for Color Hardener

• Colored, imprinted concrete flatwork.

• Concrete treatments that would benefit from improved pattern transfer and increased abrasion resistance.

• Surfaces which require increased abrasion and impact resistance, such as street paving, warehouses, shipping/receiving areas and distribution centers.

• Interior and exterior surfaces exposed to heavy daily wear and high-impact use.

• When concrete has been properly air-entrained, surfaces in cold, harsh climates exposed to freeze-thaw cycles.

Colors

• Available in many standard colors.

• Excellent choice for coloring concrete in order to achieve lighter colors and/or more brilliant colors.