Adobe 61078 Davis Integral Color Concrete Pigment - 2 lb. bottle - 37 Colors Available

Easy to Follow Instructions 1. Add during Mixing: These pigments are designed for integral (mix-in) coloring only. Do not sprinkle or dust on the surface after pouring. This can cause uneven results. 2. Dosage guidelines: Dosage is based on the weight of cementitious materials (Portland cement, fly ash, etc.). · Start with 1-3% by weight for subtle shades (e.g., 1-3 lbs. per 94 lb sack of cement). · Use up to 5-7% for deeper, more intense colors (do not exceed 10% to avoid weakening the mix). · Test small batches first – color intensity varies by cement type (gray vs. white), water ratio, and aggregates. Lower water-to-cement ratios produce richer colors. 3. Mixing Tips: · Add pigment to dry ingredients first, then mix thoroughly before adding water. · Use consistent materials (same cement batch, aggregates, and water amount) across batches for uniform color. · Avoid admixtures containing calcium chloride. · For best dispersion, mix longer than usual. 4. Pro tips for success: · Keep slump consistent and minimize added water for vibrant results. · Cure properly to prevent uneven drying/color variations. · Always do a test-pour to confirm the shade. Davis Color Chart available here: https://www.daviscolors.com/color-card/

• Premium Davis Colors Iron Oxide Powder Pigment for Concrete
• Transform ordinary concrete into vibrant, long-lasting colored masterpieces with our authentic Davis Colors iron oxide powder pigments, the industry standard for integrally colored concrete since 1952.
• These high quality, concentrated iron oxide pigments are specially formulated for mixing into Portland cement concrete, delivering rich, uniform color that bonds permanently with the cement for exceptional durability.
• Lightfast, alkali-resistant, lime-proof, and weather-resistant. Made from pure metal oxides they are environmentally safe, non-toxic, and meet or exceed ASTM C979 standards for pigments in integrally colored concrete.
• Perfect for DIY enthusiasts, contractors, and artisans working on: Driveways, patios, sidewalks, and pool decks Stamped or decorative concrete Countertops, floors, and walls Precast items, pavers, blocks, and tiles Stucco, plaster, mortar, grout, and shotcrete
• Easy to Follow Instructions 1. Add during mixing: These pigments are designed for integral (mix-in) coloring only. Do not sprinkle or dust on the surface after pouring. This can cause uneven results.
• 2. Dosage guidelines: Dosage is based on the weight of cementitious materials (Portland cement, fly ash, etc.). Start with 1-3% by weight for subtle shades (e.g., 1-3 lbs. per 94 lb sack of cement). Use up to 5-7% for deeper, more intense colors (do not exceed 10% to avoid weakening the mix). Test small batches first – color intensity varies by cement type (gray vs. white), water ratio, and aggregates. Lower water-to-cement ratios produce richer colors.
• Mixing Tips: Add pigment to dry ingredients first, then mix thoroughly before adding water. Use consistent materials (same cement batch, aggregates, and water amount) across batches for uniform color. Avoid admixtures containing calcium chloride.
• Pro tips for success: Keep slump consistent and minimize added water for vibrant results. Cure properly to prevent uneven drying/color variations. Always do a test-pour to confirm the shade.
• Davis Color Chart available on the Davis website.