BEEST Concrete Stain - Burnt Ember - 1 Gallon, Test 8 oz Concrete Dye on a Small Area for Desired Results - Acid Stain for Floors, Pavers, Patios, Countertop, Cement, Driveway - Unique Marbled Finish

We used a gallon and a half on a 400 sqft garage. We diluted it 1:1 with water and applied it with a $10 plastic pump up sprayer from HD. There were some areas where it pooled and we didn't like the look we were getting. Other places where it pulled together into drops, which also wasn't our look, so we rolled those areas flat with a thick nap paint roller. The second coat only used half a gallon, which we diluted 1:1. We like the look much more after the second coat. We then did one thick coat of BEEST glossy sealer, and we're happy. But maybe we should've done a second coat of sealer. Our initial prep was pretty hard core. We used a 9" grinding wheel to grind down the entire floor by 1/32", and ground down about a half inch near the seams, where it was cresting. Then lots of vacuuming and pressure washing.

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Really easy to use. Make sure you do your prep and it will come out looking great! Easy to and I was adjust desired color by sprain, more or less. Will definitely use again!

Works amazing

photo of rag before and after soaking in 'burnt ember'. the stain looks like urine, not burnt ember. avoid! what a joke this stain is

I love the color but it must be sealed right away because some of the color does wash off.

This is great stain. I suggest using a solvent borne silane siloxane sealer. Acrylics are too likely to blush. Spend a little more for a great result.

Works well. Didn’t come out like the pictures but it did come out nice. I stained a slab that was poured in 1995. If it was a newer slab I’m sure it would have turned out even nicer