– Bond-It Builders Complete BDH060R Brick Red Powdered Cement Dye (1 Kg) - Colours Mortar, Brick, Pointing, Render and Concrete Toner

Very good product

Great for tinting my pavings. Recommend sprinkling the powder onto the wet cement after filling the moulds-if making your own pavings-so as not to waste powder, as the tins are only half full!! - rather naughty as you get a tall tin but only half full of powder!

Useded colour has not faded

Perfect, thank you

This pigment is good for small applications and leaves a yellow effect. I found personally this cement dye could have been better. Not for large jobs.

Haven't used black dye yet but previously used red by same maker and was excellent Great service speedy delivery and good price

Used to darken polished concrete outdoor kitchen counter tops. The mixed cement with colour was poured into Contiplas moulds and vibrated. It turned out really well - a very smooth finish. A mix of 1kg of this powder to 25kg cement gave a slightly deeper colour than cement alone. In hindsight, I would have doubled the amount to achieve a more charcoal shade. Easy to use. The dry mix of this colour and cement barely changes shade. When you add water it goes quite dark but it dries back to a more cement shade. I’d suggest 2kg per 25 kg bag of cement

Never user a cement/mortar colouring before but was fed up with the basic grey colour of ready mixed mortar so bought this product. My existing mortar varies between almost a mustard colour in places to a sandy colour in others. I purchased the buff yellow and dry mixed it with the mortar mix until a reasonable colour approximation was reached. It worked well although slight variations between old and new mortar are apparent (and expected), a good product. From experience I will add that you will probably will want to keep a note of the ratio of colouring powder to mortar so that subsequent mixes will be the same colour. I didn't the first time and getting a good match on the second mix was quite difficult.

Je l'ai mélangé avec du plâtre. La couleur que j'avais était brune. Mélangé avec du plâtre, il devient une belle couleur terre cuite.