Concrete/Stone Glaze

Silicate Pigmented Mineral Stain/Glaze/Lazur system for use on stone, brick, concrete and other masonry or mineral substrates. Offering application design flexibility from completely opaque to almost transparent finishes, this product produces a natural looking mineral finish which can be used to blend colors or change colors without making the surface appear painted or coated. The possibilities are almost limitless.
Manufactured according to the German standard VOB/C DIN 18363 2.4.1.

BEECK Concrete/Stone Glaze is a silicate pigmented mineral stain/glaze/lasur finish manufactured to the German VOB/C DIN 18363 2.4.1 standard, for use on exterior and interior applications. It is suitable for use on stone, brick, concrete and other masonry or mineral substrates. It is also ideal for historic listed buildings. BEECK Concrete/Stone Glaze offers exceptional application design flexibility, ranging from completely opaque to almost transparent finishes, producing a natural looking mineral finish which can be used to blend colors or change colors without making the surface appear painted or coated. It is also commonly used to create a tone on tone decorative old world mottled finish. The possibilities are almost limitless. Silicate mineral bonding in combination with pure mineral pigments provides a long lasting UV stable color that truly stands the test of time. 

Consumption can vary greatly based upon the texture and absorbency of the substrate. Some general guidelines for various common substrates:

• Brick of average texture: 200-275 sq.ft. per gallon per coat

• Brick or Terra Cotta (very smooth): 250-300 sq.ft. per gallon per coat

• Brick (heavily textured): 100-150 sq.ft. per gallon per coat (extremely textured brick may see consumption as low as 50-75 sq.ft. per gallon per coat)

• CMU, poured concrete, cast concrete and similar masonry surfaces of average texture: 200-275 sq.ft. per gallon per coat

• CMU (split face) and other heavily textured masonry surfaces: 150-200 sq.ft. per gallon per coat

• Stucco, plaster or EIFS/ETICS of average texture: 225-275 sq.ft. per gallon per coat

• Stucco, plaster or EIFS/ETICS (very smooth): 275-325 sq.ft. per gallon per coat

• Stucco (heavily textured): 100-200 sq.ft. per gallon per coat (extremely textured stucco such as a rough pebble dash may see consumption as low as 50 sq.ft. per gallon per coat)

• Fiber cement board and GFRC: 300-350 sq.ft. per gallon per coat

• Interior wall board: 300-350 sq.ft. per gallon per coat 

Every project is unique. The only way to precisely predict application rates is with a trial application, measuring the actual consumption on your substrate.