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HOW OLD CAN A CONCRETE SLAB BE AND STILL ACCEPT ACID STAIN?

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HOW OLD CAN A CONCRETE SLAB BE AND STILL ACCEPT ACID STAIN?

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I have heard of concrete that has been stained even if it is 80 years old. It all depends on the conditions it has been subjected to in its lifetime. The only downside is that it needs to be really well cleaned first and that might add a good deal to the price of a stain job. It has been my experience that really old slabs result in really beautiful floors. The age of the concrete is visible through the stain and results in a depth that you can’t achieve with a newly poured slab. GET ADVANCED TRAINING AT ACID STAINING SEMINARS We’ve set our seminar dates for the first half of 2004! My recent hands-on workshops have gotten rave reviews! We’ve had all kinds of people attend from concrete professionals and interior designers, to working fine artists and do-it-yourselfers. Now, I’ve decided to offer a second, advanced seminar that will cover all of my most sophisticated acid staining techniques. Plus, we’ll show you some of the exciting things being done in related decorative concrete fiel

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