Transform concrete, mortar, cement, render and plaster with premium-quality Iron Oxide Pigment Powder. This concentrated inorganic colourant offers excellent UV, weather and temperature resistance for durable indoor and outdoor finishes. Available in Black, Blue, Yellow, Rustic Red and Rustic Brown, with pack sizes from 200g to 1.6kg.

Key Features

• ✔ Premium Iron Oxide pigment for cement-based products
• ✔ UV, weather and temperature resistant
• ✔ Highly concentrated with excellent colour strength
• ✔ Mixes evenly into concrete, cement and mortar
• ✔ Suitable for indoor and outdoor construction projects

Uses

• Colouring concrete paving slabs and blocks
• Pigmenting concrete floors and screeds
• Colouring cement mortar and brick joints
• Decorative render and plaster finishes
• Wet cement paints and decorative concrete projects

📋 Product Details

Weight: 200g, 400g, 800g or 1.6kg

1.6kg Pack: Supplied as 2 × 800g bags

Pack Supply Note: Other sizes may also be supplied as multiple bags depending on stock availability, while always providing the total weight ordered.

Grade: Construction Grade Iron Oxide Pigment

Form: Fine Powder

Colours Available: Black, Blue, Yellow, Rustic Red and Rustic Brown

📈 Other Names

Concrete Pigment Powder, Cement Colour Dye, Iron Oxide Pigment, Cement Colouring Powder, Mortar Pigment, Concrete Colourant, Oxide Pigment, Render Pigment, Masonry Pigment, Cement Dye, Concrete Dye Powder, Paving Pigment, Cement Colour Additive, Decorative Concrete Pigment, Concrete Colour Powder, Brick Mortar Pigment, Coloured Concrete Powder and Construction Pigment.

How to Use

1. Paving Stones, Concrete Floors and Screeds

1. Measure 30–50g of pigment per 1kg of cement.
2. Mix the pigment thoroughly into the dry cement.
3. Add sand, aggregate and water as required.
4. Mix until the colour is completely uniform.
5. Pour or apply the mixture as normal.

2. Render and Facade Plaster

1. Use 30–60g of pigment per 1kg of cement.
2. Blend the pigment with the dry cement first.
3. Add sand and water gradually.
4. Mix thoroughly to remove colour streaks.
5. Apply using the normal rendering method.

3. Mortar and Brick Jointing

1. Add 60–100g of pigment per 1kg of cement.
2. Combine all dry ingredients thoroughly.
3. Add water slowly while mixing.
4. Check that the colour is even throughout.
5. Apply the mortar promptly.

4. Wet Cement Paint

1. Prepare the cement paint according to the manufacturer’s directions.
2. Add a small measured quantity of pigment.
3. Mix thoroughly until evenly dispersed.
4. Add more pigment gradually to deepen the colour.
5. Apply with a suitable brush or roller.

5. Decorative Concrete Projects

1. Weigh the pigment accurately before each batch.
2. Mix the pigment into the dry cement first.
3. Add the remaining materials and water.
4. Use the same pigment ratio for every batch.
5. Allow a small test sample to dry before completing the full project.

Recommended Dosage

• Paving Stones, Floors and Screeds: 3–5%
• Facade Plaster and Concrete Products: 3–6%
• Brick Joints and Mortars: 6–10%

Percentages are based on the weight of cement or compatible paint binder used.

Safety Information

Wear protective gloves, eye protection and a suitable dust mask when handling the powder. Avoid breathing dust and prevent contact with eyes. Work in a well-ventilated area. Keep the product dry, securely sealed and out of reach of children. Surface staining may occur, so protect surrounding areas before use.

❓Frequently Asked Questions

1. What pack sizes are available?
The pigment is available in 200g, 400g, 800g and 1.6kg sizes.

2. How is the 1.6kg size supplied?
The 1.6kg option is supplied as 2 × 800g bags.

3. Can this pigment be used outdoors?
Yes. It is suitable for outdoor concrete, paving, mortar, render and other cement-based applications.

4. Will the pigment dissolve in water?
No. The pigment is insoluble in water, but it disperses throughout the mixture when blended correctly.

5. Can different colours be mixed together?
Yes. Colours may be blended to create custom shades. Record the exact ratio used so the colour can be repeated consistently.