Grind, Stain & Seal systems remain one of the most versatile solutions for enhancing existing concrete while maintaining substrate integrity and achieving a high-value decorative finish. Unlike a standard Grind & Seal, this approach incorporates a stain layer, water-based, nano-based, or acetone dye, to deliver color without the handling hazards …
Choosing the Right Exterior Concrete Sealer: A Complete Guide
Sealing your exterior concrete is one of the smartest investments you can make to protect and enhance your surfaces for years to come. But not all sealers are created equal. At Concrete Exchange, we specialize in professional-grade exterior concrete sealers from SureCrete, Concrete Coatings, and Westcoat—the same high-performance products trusted …
Get Professional-Grade Protection and Unlimited Decorative Options with the Westcoat 11-10 Custom System
When performance and appearance both matter, the Westcoat 11-10 Custom System delivers. We’re proud to offer this complete system at Concrete Exchange, where it remains one of our top recommendations for contractors seeking dependable bonding strength, chemical resistance, and unlimited design flexibility. With the full range of components in stock, …
How to Acid Stain Concrete Floors and Patios: Step-by-Step for Lasting Results
Everything You Need to Know Before Acid Staining Your Concrete If you’re looking to add rich, permanent color and natural variegation to your concrete surfaces, Vivid™ Acid Stain by Concrete Coatings is a powerful solution. Known for producing deep, mottled tones that mimic the look of stone or leather, Vivid …
Concrete Stain and Sealer Patio Makeover with SureCrete EcoStain and SureCrete HS 200LV Sealer
A few weeks ago we decided to restore the concrete stain and sealer on our stamped concrete patio. The acid stain was faded, there was a grid work of rust stains from a long-since removed hot-tub, and discoloration from planters were everywhere. It was high-time this stamped concrete patio received a facelift. …
The Best DIY Concrete Project for Beginners
March has finally arrived and winter’s frigid grip is melting. You know what that means, right? It’s time to get outside and wrap up last year’s projects or start entirely new ones. This is also the time of year when we get a lot of calls from DIY concrete beginners who want …






