What do you utilize to seal Tumlbled Honed Travertine floors?
What do you utilize to seal Tumlbled Honed Travertine floors?
The stone has a textured natural appear (not shiny) and i’m not certain what product (model name and what specific kind of sealant) to utilize so that the stone hopes the equal even after application.
Somebody with knowledge or an expert on flooring – Please advise.
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3 Comments on What do you utilize to seal Tumlbled Honed Travertine floors? »
February 20, 2010
By kclifer
I am a tile setter.
“Miracle 511 Impregnator” is an excellent sealer.
I recently used travertine for my kitchen counter tops and sealed it with this product.
It is a bit pricey but well worth it.
It comes in various sizes .
A quart will cover 250-1000 sq ft. Depending on the type of tile your trying to cover.
The container is blue with a yellow lid.
Hope this helps
By rob s
I ve used both the Miricle 511 (good but pricey as said) but also Ceramaseal, (sp?) Comes in a green bottle . Get it at HD for about $30 a qt
I ve used that on most all my natural stones before and after setting and never a problem GL
By angelpoet04
Use Dupont Stonetech Bulletproof Sealer, if you do not want to change the look of the tile. Apply at least two coats. If a heavy traffic area, apply three coats.
You will need to reseal in 2-3 years if not a high traffic area. If high traffic area, you will need to reseal in 1-2 years.
Down the road, you will know by testing a little area by dropping just a little water on it. If it beads up and sets there for a moment or two, it won’t need to be resealed just yet. If the water immediately absorbs into the tile, then it needs to be resealed.