Questions and Answers for BEHR PREMIUM 1 gal. #PFC-44 Green Adirondack Solid Color Flat Interior/Exterior Concrete Stain

A:  Ji Jhoch321, thanks for the question. I'm sorry to hear that there are footprints on the coating. To fix the issue, I'd recommend letting the stain dry for at least 72 hours and try cleaning it with soap and water or a concrete cleaner/degreaser. If cleaning doesn't work, I'd suggest touching up the area with more of the stain. If needed, apply a thin coat to the entire area for uniformity. Customer satisfaction is important to us, and we appreciate your feedback. Please reach out to us directly if you need further assistance; our customer care team is happy to help you! -Ronald

A:  Hi Anizio, thanks for the question. To give the stain more slip-resistance, I'd suggest adding our Anti-Slip Floor Finish to the stain when applying the final coat. This will give a slight texture to the coating giving it more slip resistance. Have a great day! -Ronald

A:  Hi Anizio, thanks for the question. You can add a product such a our Anti-Slip Floor Finish to the final coat of the concrete stain, to help with slip resistance. It will add a slight texture to the coating. Have a great day! -Ronald

A:  Hi Larry, thank you for your question. The Solid Concrete Stain has a flat finish, however, the surface can become slippery when wet. Have a great day! -Giovanna

A:  Hi Maria, thank you for your question. After etching and rinsing off your concrete, allow it to dry completely. This can take about 24 hours. Good luck with your project! -Giovanna

A:  Hi Sandra, thank you for your question. The Solid Color Concrete Stain can be custom color-matched to a sample of the foundation brick color. Before applying, ensure the surface is cleaned, etched, dry, and primed using a product such as our Concrete Bonding Primer No. 880, for best results. Have a great day! - Randy

A:  Hi JetGray, thank you for your question. Jet Gray PFC-82 can be tinted in our concrete and wood floor coatings. Have a great day! - Randy

A:  Hi Lori, thank you for your question. After allowing the mortar to cure, you can prime the surface before staining. Assuming this is a floor, we recommend using our Concrete Bonding Primer No. 880 before staining. You can use a 1/4-3/8” nap roller cover, pad applicator, or nylon/polyester brush. Good luck with your project! -Giovanna