colors & patterns
*Before making a final decision on a color, Please visit the Showroom located in Aurora IL, some images may appear differently on computer screens.
K&M Concrete offers many different patterns and colors. For more information, you can visit one of our suppliers at www.butterfieldcolor.com. We guarantee quality work in a timely manner. From patios to driveways to walkways, every job is unique. Quality work is done in a timely manner and cleaned up thoroughly when the project is complete.
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Stamped Patterns |
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Herringbone Brick |
Wood Plank |
Old Chicago Brick |
Ashlar Slate |
Large Stone Fan |
Fieldstone |
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Basketweave |
Cottage Slate |
Majestic Ashlar |
Orchard Stone |
Mayan Cobblestone |
Cobblestone |
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Pennsylvania Herringbone |
Old Chicago Herringbone |
Pennsylvania Ave. Brick |
24X24 Bluestone |
12X12 Slate |
18X18 Slate |
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| 3' x 3' Slate |
6X6 Slate |
Heavy Stone Texture |
River Bottom Texture |
Chiseled Slate Texture |
Shallow-veined Slate |
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uni-mix™ colors |
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U11 Autumn Oak |
U12 Sunset Beige |
U21 Sandstone |
U13 Millstone |
U22 Salt Marsh Gray |
U23 Dusty Rose |
U14 Pewter |
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U16 Harvest Wheat |
U37 Auburn |
U26 Lanon Stone |
U25 Santa Fe Buff |
U33 Hampshire Red |
U34 Brick Red |
U35 Shadow Slate |
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U24 Georgia Clay |
U15 Coral Buff |
U19 Flint |
U36 Charcoal |
U31 Terra Cotta |
U18 Gull Gray |
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perma-cast™ colors |
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P31 Gray Linen |
P32 Bone |
P11 Gray Plum |
P41 Blue Stone |
P22 Arena Buff |
P24 French Cream |
U14 Pewter |
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P12 Storm Gray |
P13 Deep Charcoal |
P27 Canyon |
P14 Walnut |
P15 Brick Red |
P16 Dark Red |
P28 Slate Gray |
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P25 Colina Tan |
P17 Terra Cotta |
P18 Chestnut |
P19 Russet |
P21 Coral Gables Pink |
P26 Cape Cod Gray |
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Perma-Cast™ Antiquing Release
The antiquing release is dusted over the surface of freshly colored concrete flatwork before using a pattern-stamping tool. The release agent prevents the tool from sticking to newly colored, freshly stamped concrete. As the tool is pulled from the concrete, the colored release powder is layered into the textured surfaces of the concrete. Upon washing and sealing, the difference in color between the underlying concrete and the release creates a visually attractive, antiqued look to the concrete. The added color gives the appearance of depth.
The amount of release agent imparted will vary with job site conditions. The final results will range between color of base concrete to that of the antiquing release, usually landing somewhere in between. Since the antiquing release is mechanically, not chemically bonded, the surface must be sealed and maintained to preserve its antiqued appearance over time. |
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