Concrete and color

An article on the coloring of concrete on the BFT International website (//www.bft-international.com" target="_blank" >www.bft-international.com:www.bft-international.com) has received hundreds of clicks, consistently every month, for many years now. “That must be an analysis error,” we thought at first. But a check by our Internet Department showed: the figures are correct. The clicks are from verifiable visits by real, existing people.

There is only one conclusion that can be drawn from this: the topic of coloring concrete is of great and ongoing interest among the specialists of our segment of...

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