Find a color direction for concrete, paving, finishes and other compatible materials. Start with your application below, then review the pigment grade in your own binder and production process.
Architectural concrete surfaces and precast elements.
Color references for paving and surface textures.
Color references for painted metal and industrial coatings.
Illustrative application references. Confirm the pigment grade and process compatibility for your material.
Concrete & precast. Compare the shade in a representative mix using your cement, aggregate and production process.
Pavers, blocks & mortar. Review the base material, surface texture and finish. Evaluate samples under the intended curing and exposure conditions.
Roof tiles & ceramic finishes. Confirm the material and processing conditions, including any firing stage, before discussing a suitable grade and trial.
Coatings, plastics & rubber. Share the binder or polymer, dispersion method and processing conditions. Compatibility depends on the specific system.
Colored asphalt. Review a compatible, heat-stable pigment with the binder and mix supplier. See the hot-mix guidance below before planning a project-specific trial.
For hot-mix colored asphalt, discuss a compatible, heat-resistant pigment with your binder and mix supplier. Confirm conditions throughout production, transport and paving, then validate color and performance in a representative trial mix for the specific project.
Please include the end-use material, target shade, processing conditions, binder (if applicable), estimated quantity and project timing. These details help us discuss a suitable grade.
Suitability depends on the binder, mixing conditions and project requirements. Confirm thermal compatibility and validate the color and performance in a representative trial mix before production.
Share your target shade, end-use material and processing conditions. Our team can discuss available grade options and any compatibility checks to consider.
Still have a question? Tell us your material, target color and application, and we will discuss the next step with you.
A clear request starts with your material, target shade and process. We help structure the conversation around grade options, compatibility checks and a practical sample or trial plan.
