What's Your SkimStone IQ?
Are you a SkimStone expert, or a beginner who wants to learn more? Take this fun quiz to find out!

Choose the best answer for each of the 10 questions.

What is SkimStone?
a) An Acid Stain
b) Stamped Concrete
c) Hybridized Portland Cement
d) Latex Paint
A typical SkimStone application (indoors) is 3 coats of SkimStone and 4-5 coats of Protective Sealer. How thin should this be?
a) Less than 1/32"
b) 1/8"
c) 1/4"
d) More than 1"
What is the best tool to use when applying SkimStone to a concrete floor?
a) A damp mop
b) Your hand, SkimStone is a lot like finger paint
c) A trowel
d) A shovel
Which of these is not a suitable surface to apply SkimStone to?
a) A laminate counter top
b) A concrete floor
c) A painted wall
d) A wood floor
Who first developed SkimStone?
a) Don Miles
b) Frank Lloyd Wright
c) Robert Rudd
d) Michelangelo
What precautions should be taken when using SkimStone outside?
a) Use no more than two thin coats of Protective Sealer
b) Shade sunny areas with tarps or schedule the work to coincide with shade
c) Make sure there has been no rainfall for 48 before application and there isn't any expected for at least 24 hours after
d) All of the above
What does the amount of SkimStone needed for a project depend on?
a) Humidity
b) Trowel Size
c) Time of day
d) Surface texture
Which is not the name of a SkimStone ColorPak?
a) Rainy Day Blue
b) Coffee
c) Yellowstone
d) Mocha
SkimStone is suitable for each of these locations except
a) a busy restaurant
b) a large basement
c) an asphalt driveway
d) a gourmet kitchen
When preparing to apply SkimStone, which 3 components are mixed together?
a) Bonding Primer, ColorPak, and Powder
b) Protective Sealer, Type I Solution, and ColorPak
c) Type I Solution, Powder, and ColorPak
d) Powder, Type I Solution, and Protective Sealer