Liquid Weather – Brick, Stone & Tile Tinting

To all practical purposes this is unlimited, provided it is kept in the original container. Even after years of storage it loses none of its unique effectiveness or stability. We would only recommend shaking the product first.

This is just the type of job Liquid Weather was designed for. The idea behind the product was borne out of the desire to get that mature look instantly. After application, your garden masonry will look as if your new improvements have been there for years.

Liquid Weather is a superior brick staining product used to give a more expensive, aged look to new, cheaper bricks. The ease with which it can blend new brick to match an existing colour makes it more cost effective than buying the authentic brick. Careful use of Liquid Weather can breathe new life into left over, or otherwise redundant, bricks for future use – particularly useful for the building trade.

Liquid Weather is an economical product. As its effect is permanent, you will not need to use it again. It is recommended that you allow approximately one litre of Liquid Weather for every 480 bricks or 8.0 square metres of masonry. Coverage rates may vary according to different surfaces.

Liquid Weather is both water-based and non-flammable, making it extremely safe and easy to apply. No special precautions are needed, other than sensibly wearing gloves and goggles when handling the product. The patented formula uses a natural staining material in an aqueous base – perfect for all areas of brick and stone ageing, tinting and blending.

You certainly can, since the tinting, or toning, effect is achieved by a natural colouring agent that causes the darkened, weathered appearance of aged surfaces in the first place.

One of Liquid Weather’s advantages is its flexibility. With a spray, large brush or sponge it can weather and tone down large areas. At the same time smaller areas, single bricks or just the mortar can be darkened and stained to blend in with surrounding surfaces.

Other than the darkening effect to create the desired ‘old brick look’, Liquid Weather leaves the surface unchanged. This is so that it will continue to weather and age at the same rate as surrounding surfaces.

No. Liquid Weather only darkens brick and stone by mimicking the natural weathering effect and darkening caused by atmospheric particles. It is a not a paint and will not otherwise change the colour of the surface.

This depends on how you define colour. It works by darkening the surface with a permanent stain to give the appearance of weathering over time. This can also be described as tinting, staining or shading but it will not affect the underlying colour of the brick or stone.

Yes. Once applied, you will never need to use the product again for staining or tinting. Its effect cannot be removed, which is why we would recommend testing the product first on a small inconspicuous area to make sure you are happy with the result. Try blending and matching an existing brick colour before proceeding to the main area you wish to treat.

Liquid Weather is ideal for all types of patio and driveway staining. It is commonly used to age the appearance of bright new bricks or concrete on paths and drives.

Any type of masonry, in any colour (eg. red, buff and grey bricks) will be immediately aged and ‘weathered’ by the natural pigments in Liquid Weather. Whatever your need – tinting walls and roofs, blending in new brick or stone, staining concrete, ageing paths and planters – Liquid Weather will do the job. The only exceptions are those bricks or roof tiles with smooth, hard surfaces such as engineering bricks.

There are many ways to describe Liquid Weather’s action – such as Weathering, Darkening, Toning, Ageing, Tinting, Blending, Shading and Staining.