How to color concrete cement

Cement is one of those materials that has been very popular among DIYers (myself included). It could be due to the versatility or maybe because it's accessible and relatively affordable. I have shared many DIY projects where I use cement, concrete, or a similar cement-based materials. Cement of course is gray and often has a...Read the Post

Cement doesn't always have to be boring and gray. Here's how to add another dimension to your flat pavement.

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We glazed a patio with color using liquid fabric dye mixed into concrete sealer. The sealer helps lock the color into the surface. We've have lots of tips on ho…

Tinted Concrete: I wanted to make concrete pieces for the yard, but using standard gray concrete seemed a little dull. I have used the usual colorants with grey concrete and the resulting colors OK but muted. The "earth tones" were fine, but not what I was looking f…

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es you can! There are multiple different ways you can color cement, and using acrylic paint is one of them. Since acrylic is water-based paint, you will easily be able to mix it with cement without having to worry that the paint will separate.

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We glazed a patio with color using liquid fabric dye mixed into concrete sealer. The sealer helps lock the color into the surface. We've have lots of tips on ho…