Questions and Answers for Eagle 1 Gal. Garnet Interior/Exterior Acid Stain

A:  Stain cannot be applied on top of sealer, but you can reapply another coat of the sealer on top of itself.

A:  The Acid Stain is an acid and can react with, and harm, any non-acid-resistant material that it contacts.

A:  Yes, you can use the Acid Stain without etching. However, etching is a process that can be needed for sealing.

A:  Eagle Acid Stains can be applied to surfaces that were previously acid stained, however, due to it being a chemical reaction, there is no guarantee that you will receive the desired results on a surface that has already been chemically altered. I recommend applying a sample of the acid stain, which can be found on www.eaglesealer.com

A:  The coverage rate is 200 to 400 square feet per 1 Pint (16 oz.) concentrate mixed with water makes 1 gallon of dye.

A:  Diluting the Acid Stain, at a ratio no greater than 1:1 with water, can minimize the chemical reaction that takes place to create the stain. I highly recommend sampling the product, through www.eaglesealer.com, on your concrete before a full application. The Acid Stain and its results can vary in every application.

A:  Yes, the Acid Stain can be diluted up to a 1:1, Acid: Water, ratio. However, this will reduce the reaction received.

A:  The Acid Stain is meant to be applied to concrete, and may not react as desired on other surfaces, or may not react at all. This product is neither tested nor made to be used around fire or hot surfaces.