805-424-5998
Licensed & Insured
805-424-5998
Licensed & Insured
Color added at the mix, the surface, or after cure — matched to the earth-tone Spanish Colonial palette expected in many Santa Barbara design districts.
Color added at the mix, the surface, or after cure — matched to the earth-tone Spanish Colonial palette expected in many Santa Barbara design districts.
Integral pigment mixed into the truck runs through the full depth; dry-shake hardener broadcast during floating produces denser, more saturated color.
Acid stains react chemically for mottled, variable tones; acrylics deliver more uniform coverage — both applied to cured concrete.
Adobe reds, ochres, and warm browns matched to the palette required in several Santa Barbara design-review districts.
Interior floors, countertops, and entryways take well to polished, dyed finishes. Exteriors do better with acid stain or integral color, which resist fading from direct sun better than surface-applied dyes.
Integral color resists fading from chipping and wear better than surface-applied color, which is why we recommend it for driveways and other high-traffic exterior surfaces.
Integral color is mixed into the batch and colors the full depth; acid stain is applied to cured concrete and reacts chemically for a mottled, variable tone.
Acid stain or integral color, both of which resist fading from direct sun better than surface-applied dyes.
Yes, we regularly match adobe reds, ochres, and warm browns required in several Santa Barbara design-review districts.
Integral color is the most durable option for driveways since it resists fading from chipping and wear better than surface-applied color.
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805-424-5998