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		<title>By: A. Rabin</title>
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		<description>We just had a new concrete patio put in.  The coloring was supposed to be a medium dark red tone.  But when it dried it came out light pink with numerous white blotches.  However, the proper color comes up when the surface is wet after a rain.  Therefore, to  correct the problem the contractor wants to wet the surface and then apply a sealer.  Would that be a proper permanent solution?</description>
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