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Concrete Color Charts

Many manufacturers offer a variety of color choices for coloring concrete. Here are a few resources:

Concrete Stain		Integral Color
Concrete Stain Color Chart from Kemiko Concrete Products		Color Chart of Ready-Mix Pigments from Davis Colors

Dry-Shake Color Hardener		Concrete Dyes
Color Chart for Lithochrome Hardener from L.M. Scofield		Color Chart for Brickform's Dye-N-Seal (PDF)

Note that the base color of the cement at each ready mix plant and the aggregates can affect the color of the concrete—so samples should be made and accepted by the owner. Once approved, make sure that the type and brand of cement, the aggregate source, and the coloring agent will not change during the job. See Checklist for Integrally Colored Concrete Flatwork

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