Concrete Dyeing and Color Floors
From warm sand to deep ocean blue: color that soaks into the slab and shines through the polish.
- Finishes & Color
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Concrete dyes are fine pigments that penetrate the surface, giving even or layered color with more range than acid stain. Dye can be applied before polishing so the color sits under the shine, or between steps for depth.
Neutrals and earth tones are popular, and bolder colors work for retail, hospitality and design spaces. We test on your slab because the base color of concrete changes the result.
Dye on polished concrete
Dye can be mixed and layered for custom shades, and a polished surface makes the color glow with a gloss. Dye can be used with saw-cut patterns and aggregate exposure for more design.
UV and maintenance
Indoor dye is quite stable. Outdoor or very sunny areas can fade, so we discuss placement and protection.
Raw slab to polished floor.
From first call to finished floor.
The steps for concrete dye & color, in the order they happen.
- 01
Create samples
Color tests on your slab.
- 02
Apply dye
Even or layered application.
- 03
Polish and seal
The color is locked in and shined.
- 04
Inspect
We check uniformity and gloss.
Is it right for your floor?
A good fit when
- You want a specific color
- You are designing a branded space
- You want color with a glossy finish
- You want to cover small variations
Worth knowing
- Slab color changes the result
- Cracks and patches still show
- Sunlit areas can fade over time
- Samples are strongly recommended
Good questions about concrete dye & color.
Can you match my brand color?
We can get close. Samples will show how it looks on your slab.
Does dye fade?
Indoors it is stable. Direct sun can fade it.
Dye or stain?
Dye has more colors and consistency. Stain gives marbled earth tones.
Related services.
F-03Finishes & ColorAcid StainingEarthy, marbled color that reacts with the slab, so no two floors are alike.See the service 
F-05Finishes & ColorSaw-Cut Patterns & LogosLines, grids, borders and logos cut into the slab for a floor that is part of the design.See the service 
F-06Finishes & ColorAggregate ExposureHow deep we grind decides what you see: smooth cream, fine specks or bold stones.See the service 
P-05PolishingRetail & Showroom PolishingFloors that make merchandise glow, look good under lights and survive a busy season.See the service Guides that help you decide
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Polished Concrete Color and Design IdeasNeutral, bold, warm and cool: ways to make a slab your own.2 min read 
Polished Concrete and Lighting: Designing for ReflectionHow light, windows and ceilings interact with a glossy floor.2 min read