The floor turned out beautiful considering before the renovation it was tile on top of slab. When the tile was removed the floor was in really bad shape. But a wonderful contractor sanded and sanded the floor to the best that he could. There are a lot of area's that were questionable and several pits in the concrete prior to staining. This only enhanced the outcome by giving the floor a wonderful gradation. The goal was to have the floor look like water and I believe we achieved that objective well. The stain color is turquoise with several clear coats on top.

It does look like water!!! You did a wonderful job.

Thank you for you kind details in your response

the floor is amazing!

The is the company that made the stain?

Just the designer that specified the stain. It is a turquoise acetone stain.

Love it!

Absolutely fantastic - well done!

WOW.

I want it in my new house!!!!

Would the clear coats make this floor slippery if it were outside?

wow this is amazing. i am going to make this my next project. I was giving myself a headache trying to figure out what i wanted to do with my floor, But by george I've got it.

This was actually carried on out to the patio outside as well. The clear coat did not make the concrete slippery outside. It did repeal water initially. This project is in Nashville and the amazing work was done by John Stroud of Uniq-Crete. He does fabulous work!

Did you do one or two... coats of stain and if possible can you give me the brand of turquoise stain that was used. I would like to get as close a match in color as possible

The floor looks like epoxy

This looks amazing!!

What is that stain color? It's incredible!

The stain color turquoise.

how long did it take for the floor?

The floor prior to staining the concrete was tile. So it took about a week for the tile to be removed the floor to be sanded, cleaned up and stained and sealed. The imperfections of the concrete only added to the depth overall.

Can you tell me what color/brand the stain is?