Gray 0.44lb Iron Oxide Pigment Powder - Cement Coloring Solution

Concrete dye powder, also known as cement coloring powder, is a versatile product used to enhance the appearance of various construction materials. This article will provide a comprehensive overview of the gray 0.44lb iron oxide pigment powder, its key features, application instructions, and best practices.

Product Overview & Key Features

Our gray 0.44lb iron oxide pigment powder is a high-quality solution for coloring concrete, cement, bricks, tiles, clay, lime, mortar, grout, plaster, and even bath bombs. This cement dye powder offers several advantages:

• Waterproof: The pigment powder provides excellent water resistance, ensuring the colored surface remains vibrant and protected from moisture damage.

• Sunscreen: The pigment powder helps protect the colored surface from UV rays, preventing fading and maintaining the desired color over time.

• Alkali & Acid Resistance: The pigment powder is resistant to both alkali and acidic substances, making it suitable for use in various environments.

• Super Hiding Power: The pigment powder offers superior hiding power, effectively covering underlying surfaces and achieving the desired color intensity.

• Easy Coloring: The pigment powder is easy to mix and apply, allowing users to achieve consistent results with minimal effort.

Application Instructions & Best Practices

To ensure optimal results when using our gray 0.44lb iron oxide pigment powder, follow these application instructions and best practices:

1. Mixing Pigment Powder with Cement: When the cement is in powder form, there is no mortar to mix. At this point, you can add pigment powder as follows:

   • Calculate the amount of pigment powder to be added according to the pigment powder:cement ratio of 1:25.
   • Wear gloves and a mask for safety.
   • Pour the pigment powder into the cement.
   • Evenly mix cement and pigment powder.
   • Mix cement and pigment powder with mortar.

2. Calculating the Amount of Pigment Powder: To determine the correct amount of pigment powder needed, use the pigment powder:cement ratio of 1:25. For example, if you have 100 lbs of cement, you would need 4 lbs of pigment powder (100/25 = 4).

3. Safety Precautions & Protective Gear: Always wear protective gear, such as gloves and a mask, when handling pigment powder. This will help prevent skin irritation and inhalation of dust particles.

Iron Oxide Powder Attention Method

To achieve the desired color when using our gray 0.44lb iron oxide pigment powder, follow these attention methods:

• Gray Cement Coloring: For ordinary gray cement, add 3 to 10 lbs of iron oxide powder pigment per 100 lbs of gray cement. Additionally, add 100 lbs of sand.

• White Cement Coloring: For white cement, add 3 to 10 lbs of iron oxide powder pigment per 100 lbs of white cement. Additionally, add 100 lbs of sand.

• Mixing Dry Cement Powder with Iron Oxide Pigment: Make sure to mix iron oxide pigment with dry cement powder first before adding any other materials.

By following these guidelines, you can achieve consistent and beautiful results when using our gray 0.44lb iron oxide pigment powder. Whether you're working with concrete, cement, bricks, tiles, clay, lime, mortar, grout, plaster, or bath bombs, our cement dye powder is the perfect solution for adding color and style to your projects.