Concrete Colors of Texas Home Products Tech Bulletins - MSDS About Us Contact Primer Unipas primer is a single component, multi-purpose bonding agent and primer. It is used primarily as a bonding agent for overlayments, repair mortars, and screeds. Unipas primer is also used in grouts for anchoring bolts, dowels, rods, steel bars and faceplates. Unipas provides superior protection against corrosion of steel reinforcement, as well as a structural adhesive for properly prepared concrete, masonry, steel, ceramic tile, cement based terrazzo, old cutback adhesive residue and certain plywood surfaces. Color Chart Key Stain Color Chart © 2017 Concrete Colors of Texas

Concrete Colors of Texas Home Products Tech Bulletins - MSDS About Us Contact Stampable Overlayment Concrete Colors overlayment is a pre-blended product that is designed to be used on existing concrete surfaces. The material is placed at an approximate depth of 1/4” to 3/8” deep which covers approx. 23 to 16 sq. ft. respectively. This product can be smooth troweled or imprinted with a mat type texture skin to create authentic impressions such as but not limited too random stone, running bond brick, or slate. Concrete Colors overlayment can be used on exterior surfaces, such as driveways, patios, pool decks and other types of vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Concrete Colors overlayment can also be used for interior applications where carpet or other alternative flooring has been removed to provide an architectural concrete surface which can be imprinted, stained or polished. The product comes in standard white and gray base, and can be pre-colored in many different selections to accommodate the design intent. Color Chart Key Stain Color Chart © 2017 Concrete Colors of Texas

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