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Yes you can use wood stain on concrete but it will not penetrate the concrete, it does look nice and you can use different shades together. To keep the stain on it use a concrete sealer in a couple coats, it will give it a shiny wet look. I have tried it with fake wood only because where I live I can't get concrete stain. And it looks great.
No, it is intended for wood and soaks in too much to look good on concrete. HD sells a good variety of concrete stain.
If, You have a stain on your floor, match it with the same stain. If you're matching a natural wood look. Coat the flooring with the same type of finish, example: oilbase to oilbase, waterbase to waterbase.
They look anything but cheap, and instead, present the look of wood or stone at a fraction of the price of the real thing. With the proper cleaning techniques and care in place, the laminate flooring options at Great mats will long outlive traditional, cheaper laminate floors purchased elsewhere.
A negative stain is a stain that colorizes the area surrounding the cells you are trying to look at. If you dont use a stain to stain the cells, they will appear colorless.
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Take a look at the infographic below, its tells you about flooring throughout the ages! Romans generally used marble/mosaic/stone flooring.
Clostridium tetani look very clean, large, and dark colored on a gram stain. They look like this because of the way the light from the sun hits them when on a gram stain.
To prep the surface use quikrete etching stain. Quikrete offers a semi-transparent stain that gives it a two-tone look. It comes in a variety of colors. I know Lowe's offers it for around $25-$30 a gallon. Also they have a product that is etch and stain in one. Only certain Lowe's carries it. You may be able to special order it in.
Soft soles such as with nursing shoes. Another feature would be the type of insert within the shoe.
Because the surface isn't polished enough to reflect. If it was polished marble or any other polished stone, you might be able to see a reflection. It would be equivalent to getting a reflection from rough concrete, it wont happen. The rough surface of stone or concrete scatters the light reflecting off of it.
Look up concrete in Wikipedia for detailed information. Concrete for a foundation or floor is generally mixed in the proportion 1 part cement, 2 parts sand, and 4 parts gravel (or crushed stone). Crushed stone is better than water worn stone as its irregular shape makes for stronger concrete. If a bag of cement is approximately 1 cu. ft., a 1:2:4 mixture calls requires 1 bag cement, 2 cu. ft. sand and 4 cu. ft. stone Since the sand and cement fills the voids of the stone the above quantities yield 4½ cu. ft. concrete. The concrete mixture is mixed, by hand with a shovel or in a portable powered concrete mixer, with water just sufficient to provide a workable mixture for the work in hand. Care is needed not to use too much water as this weakens the final concrete.