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22X Tan Mortar Pigment-Solomon Colors-Atlas Preservation

22X Tan Mortar Pigment

by Solomon Colors
$6.85 - $110.50
$6.85
$6.85 - $110.50
$6.85
Quantity: 1LB Bag

Solomon Colors X-Series Mortar Colors - 22X Tan

Solomon Colors Mortar Colors have set the standard for decades as the most consistent and most frequently specified and used mortar colors. Consistent coloring and depth of color choices enhance the beauty and value of brick, stone, and colored concrete block. Mortar joints make up to 20% of a brick structure’s surface area, so coloring the mortar beautifully enhances the building’s appearance.

Masonry professionals rely on Solomon Colors Mortar Colors to provide consistent and reliable colors, making their job easier. Each package of Solomon Colors Mortar Color is pre-weighed and pre-measured to ensure accurate color consistency. Each package is designed as one color unit to be added to one bag of prepared masonry cement, or the weight equivalent of portland and lime.

Unit Amount: 1 LB
1 Unit mix per 1 bag mortar

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  • Hi there. I'm making a custom mortar to fill the grout lines in a fireplace I just finished. I'm the homeowner. We used a light tan stone, and they're large pieces and we have joints up to 1-2 inches wides in some spots, mostly they're one inch or slightly less gaps. My goal is to create a linen colored mortar to fill the gaps. It's my understanding that I need to mix white cement, sand and color pigment to acheive what I'm going for. Would appreciate any recommendatons you might have on the website or products you'd point me to.

    Thank you for reaching out! You could use a number of materials here. You can use the white masonry cement + sand + pigment. You could also use the historic pointing mortar, which is already blended with sand and you could add the color pigment to that as well. There are a variety of options. 

    https://atlaspreservation.com/collections/historic-pointing-mortar