Easy-to-use bagged coloring powder
Dry Integral Color is the simple, cost effective way to color concrete. Easily dose color on the jobsite or at ready mix plants. Create consistently and uniformly colored concrete using Solomon Colors Dry Integral Color.
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Solomon Colors Dry Integral Color is ASTM C979 compliant. It is free of extenders and fillers for consistent, brilliant color at lower loadings than the competition. Dry Integral Color will not react with atmospheric conditions, wash out, or fade when properly mixed and dosed.
Accurate color dosing is made simple with Solomon Colors' convenient 6.25- and 25-pound repulpable bags. Just use the easy-to-read dosing instructions on the Solomon Colors color card to quickly know exactly how many pre-measured bags of pigment you need. 50 pound non-repulpable bags and custom bagging are available.
Solomon Colors blends and packages our 64 standard Dry Integral Colors in Springfield, IL and Rialto, CA. Each batch of each color is lab checked for quality and consistency. Custom color blending is available with the Solomon Colors Color Lab. With Solomon Colors Dry Integral Color, the color possibilities are nearly endless.
| 1% LOADING | 2% LOADING | 3% LOADING | 4% LOADING |
|---|---|---|---|
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1 - 6.25 lb. bag per 1 yd³
1 - 25 lb. bag per 4 yds³
1 - 6.25 lb. bag per .75 m³
1 - 25 lb. bag per 3 m³
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2 - 6.25 lb. bag per 1 yd³
1 - 25 lb. bag per 2 yds³
2 - 6.25 lb. bags per .75 m³
2 - 25 lb. bag per 3 m³
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3 - 6.25 lb. bag per 1 yd³
3 - 25 lb. bag per 4 yds³
3 - 6.25 lb. bags per .75 m³
3 - 25 lb. bag per 3 m³
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4 - 6.25 lb. bag per 1 yd³
1 - 25 lb. bag per 1 yd³
4 - 6.25 lb. bags per .75 m³
4 - 25 lb. bag per 3 m³
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| 413 Colony Red | 413 Clay | 413 Fox Red | 413 Terra Cotta |
| 750 Desert Tan | 750 Salmon | 750 Prairie Tan | 750 Peach |
| 306 Canvas | 306 Toffee | 306 Burlap | 306 Cinnamon |
| 417 Rose | 417 Brick Red | 417 Paver Red | 417 Apple Red |
| 775 Sand | 775 Cedar | 775 Camel | 775 Sedona |
| 238 Thyme | 238 Doeskin | 238 Buttercup | 238 Marigold |
| 489 Dusty Rose | 489 Light Plum | 489 Redwood | 489 Dark Redwood |
| 757 Buckwheat | 757 Pecan | 757 Antique Gold | 757 Old Gold |
| 338 Earthen | 338 Rawhide | 338 Buckskin | 338 Leather |
| 288 Rosemary | 288 Ginger | 288 Bamboo | 288 Straw |
| 755 Trail Dust | 755 Driftwood | 755 Spice | 755 Apricot |
| 385 Taupe | 385 Lava | 385 Buffalo | 385 Bark |
| 242 Sandstone | 242 Sahara | 242 Sandalwood | 242 Nutmeg |
| 115 Limestone | 115 Shell | 115 Yellow | 115 Safety Yellow |
| 920 Slate | 920 Smoke | 920 Charcoal | 920 Onyx |
| 492 Mauve | 492 Merlot | 492 Lilac | 492 Garnet |
| 467 Ash | 467 Oyster | 467 Orchid | 467 Rustique |
| 5092 Olive | 5092 Sage | 5092 Hunter Green | 5092 Avocado |
| 600 Fog | 600 Ceramic |
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