We plan to use on indoor travertine flooring; is this for indoors usage? Also, does the enhancer make the stone appear darker?
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You can use this product either inside or outside. I spoke with DuPont prior to buying and they said that the sun and weather would, of course, shorten the life of the product compared to using it inside. I'm in Arizona so the extreme heat will likely affect it more. As for the enhancement, it does make the stone a little darker. I used it on travertine outside and it made it somewhat darker but not overly dark. I liked the outcome. I also used it on some flagstone and it affected that slightly more than the travertine. I'm very happy so far. It's been about a year and the water still beads up on the travertine. I'm guessing that I'll have to recoat every 3-4 years. You can use this product either inside or outside. I spoke with DuPont prior to buying and they said that the sun and weather would, of course, shorten the life of the product compared to using it inside. I'm in Arizona so the extreme heat will likely affect it more. As for the enhancement, it does make the stone a little darker. I used it on travertine outside and it made it somewhat darker but not overly dark. I liked the outcome. I also used it on some flagstone and it affected that slightly more than the travertine. I'm very happy so far. It's been about a year and the water still beads... » Read More You can use this product either inside or outside. I spoke with DuPont prior to buying and they said that the sun and weather would, of course, shorten the life of the product compared to using it inside. I'm in Arizona so the extreme heat will likely affect it more. As for the enhancement, it does make the stone a little darker. I used it on travertine outside and it made it somewhat darker but not overly dark. I liked the outcome. I also used it on some flagstone and it affected that slightly more than the travertine. I'm very happy so far. It's been about a year and the water still beads up on the travertine. I'm guessing that I'll have to recoat every 3-4 years. « Show Less
1999838
Yes, and it does appear darker, much like it would when its wet. The professional that installed 1300 sf of travertine in my home says this is the best.
1999839
You can use this product either inside or outside. I spoke with DuPont prior to buying and they said that the sun and weather would, of course, shorten the life of the product compared to using it inside. I'm in Arizona so the extreme heat will likely affect it more. As for the enhancement, it does make the stone a little darker. I used it on travertine outside and it made it somewhat darker but not overly dark. I liked the outcome. I also used it on some flagstone and it affected that slightly more than the travertine. I'm very happy so far. It's been about a year and the water still beads up on the travertine. I'm guessing that I'll have to recoat every 3-4 years.
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I used this product on an old black slate floor which I had stripped off 35 years of cheap sealant. It does a beautiful job. I then used Miracle Matte to bring out better color. I can 't speak to your exact situation , but it is a wonderful product .
1312739
We used on travertine and it works great. Try it in a small area to see if removes the etch mark. I think it will do fine. We bought the cleaner and polish too. It helps to reseal also
839701
I use it on my travertine tiles in hallway and also on hardwood floor. It does slip, especially on hardwood floors. Not so much on travertine.
305160
LastiSeal® Brick & Masonry Sealer would not be recommended for use on indoor travertine because it is normally polished smooth. However, outdoor travertine tends to have greater surface porosity and may accept the sealer without issue. Testing the product first would be recommended.
1045785
Yes,you can. I use it on travertine tile and it does a fantastic job! I hope this is helpful!!
1064427
Not sure what travertine is? I would contact the maker and ask them. I use it on vinyl
187219
Apply it OVER the mineral makeup and blend it well. The effect will not be good if you place makeup over it.
132788
Yes, it does a great job on my travertine as well as the hard wood. It also does a nice job on area rugs and carpet.
1085466
It is matte finish, and no color enhancement. After apply the product and let it dry, the stone will look the same, except you will see the result when it is wet.
1354471
Use it just the way it is. We have Laminit floors, it didn't make it shine the way I wanted. I like using the Bona for wood floors better.
1249475
I have used it on my Laminate floors and there has been no discoloration or anything. Really good product. I love it.
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We are not to sure if you will get the results your looking for using the revitalizer, might we suggest Travertine Stone Soap http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NFO16Z6 this will definitely work better and you can use it on a buffer application. revitalizer is more of a after clean protecter while the stone soap is a Cleaner.
1273572
I used it on my travertine and marble tile grout without any problem. I suggest using it in an inconspicuous spot just to be sure first.
1064428
Any type of wax will not do well on Travertine. It will not adhere properly. Sorry.
1367181
I noticed that also after applying and I thought I did do large of an area and left it on to long. I buffed it out using a stand up buffer I had purchased earlier and it was fine. I did have to change the pads several times while buffing. It's been a few months since then and I've had no problems at all. I purchased this product because it was recommended by the professional that installed my tile; which is travertine. I have roughly 1400 sf of tile in my home. Hope this helps.
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Sorry, I didn't see the request until much later: Tiles are muted blends and look/feel like stone. Greens, browns, slight burgundies and gold color swirls. It goes with the laminate flooring that appears to look like stone; it too has that muted blend of colors and swirls. I was surprised at how well they went together!