Concrete Hardeners & Integral Colored Concrete in USA and Canada
Davis Colors
Davis Colors’ is a world leader in coloring concrete with integral (mixed in) colors. We add color to all concrete pavements.
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Butterfield Color
Dry & liquid integral colors as well as dry-shake color hardeners. Custom colors, color matching or 24 standard colors for cast in place, precast & tilt-up concrete.
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Brickform
BRICKFORM coloring systems produce marvelous, creatively unique concrete. Use liquid or powder integral color, release agents, color hardeners & more.
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Renew-Crete Systems, Inc.
Integral color packs for concrete & color hardeners for stamped concrete. 45 colors to choose from. Get your coloring products from our nationwide dealer network.
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L.M. Scofield Company
Color Hardener is used to add beautiful color into the surface of freshly placed concrete. This ready-to-use, powdered dry-shake hardener produces long-wearing horizontal colored surfaces.
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Proline Concrete Tools
Dura-Color Hardeners are uniform, streak-free hardeners durable enough for high traffic areas. These are a great base for stamped concrete. Available in 42 beautiful colors. Call to find a local dealer & prices.
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H&C Decorative Concrete Products
H&C Dry-Shake Color Hardener & Release is perfect for coloring & hardening new stamped concrete applications. Add color to H&C Resurfacers with H&C Color Packs.
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