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Building Chemicals
At ERoofing we offer a series of miscellaneous building chemicals to make sure you can find what you need.
What is Liquid Mortar Tone?
Liquid Mortar Tone is a building chemical produced by Everbuild that essentially acts as a permanent dye for mortar. It dyes the mortar black, producing the clean Lego-esque lines between bricks and tiles that is so pleasing to the eye. It may seem like a relatively minor detail but when properly implemented it really does make a difference.
Liquid Mortar Tone will not fade but must be mixed in with the mortar before it is applied. In addition the shading can be adjusted to affect the final result.
If you want your mortar to look as aesthetically pleasing as possible, you need Liquid Mortar Tone.
