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I have someone acid staining my outdoor concrete...some new concrete, some old concrete...they cleaned it...it is an acid stain. The color is called rusted fence...they have the stain on, but it is a yellow color. They are going to put a neutralizer on it in a few hours and they said that will take the yellow out? Is that correct?

Carol Barton

Submitted: 65 days and 18 hours ago.
Category: Home Improvement
Value: $15
Status: CLOSED

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<p>Hi and thanks for using JustAnswer.com.</p><p>Yes it should. In the unlikey event that after the neutralizer it is still to yellow to your liking, and yellow being an ingrediant of brown, they can stain over to darken it. Do not pay until you are satisfied. Wait for the stain to dry before you decide.</p><p><strong>I hope that this information was helpful to you. If it was please remember to click "ACCEPT" on your screen to make sure that I am paid for my efforts. By clicking ACCEPT you are not giving up your ability to ask more questions pertaining to this subject, and I will be happy to respond to these as well.</strong> <strong>Please take a moment and leave feedback, it is very important!</strong></p>

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Expert: Stephen Cutler
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