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how does brick staining work?

Our Brick Staining Color Enhancement System combines 80 to 100 mesh mineral oxide pigments, a proprietary bonding agent, and an environmentally safe carrier to create a slurry that absorbs into the structure of the brick and permanently bonds with the clay substrate.

 

Once applied, the pigment and the bonding agent chemically attach themselves to the masonry pores. Because the oxide’s molecules are smaller than the pores, they do not impede the evaporation of water from the unit. These physical properties render the application permanent while not altering the pore structure, therefore the durability of the brick.

 

Once dried, the brick stain does not seal the brick, leave a film, fade, peel, or crack. Our product bonds well with any masonry product that has absorption: Brick, Block, Mortar, Manufactured Stone, Natural Stone, Cast Stone, and Limestone, to name a few.

Brick Staining
Staining brick black and gray
Black and gray brick stain

brick stain PROPERTIES

MAINTENANCE-FREE 

Brick stain doesn't add a layer to the masonry, and won't need to be removed or reapplied

NATURAL-LOOKING

Masonry stain doesn't leave a shine or look like brick paint 

ECO-FRIENDLY

No harsh chemicals used in brick staining product

 

VOC-FREE

No harsh fumes

BREATHABLE

Stained brick does not seal brick or trap moisture

 

SUCCESSFUL

Masonry staining process has been successfully used in the field since 1988

VERSATILE

All absorbent masonry can be stained including brick, mortar, block and stone​

 

ABUNDANT

Unlimited color choices for brick staining

Before whole front of house
White brick stain on house
White brick stain on home's exterior

can your masonry be stained?

Are you asking yourself, can my brick be stained? The simple way to find out if your masonry is a good candidate for staining is to perform a quick and easy water test. If the masonry darkens when you pour water on it, it's absorbent, and therefore a good staining candidate. If it stays the same color, it either has been coated previously or is nonporous, and will not stain well.

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