is this product okay for travertine sealer
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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.
305161
I'm sorry...not familiar with travertine sealer. I can tell you I used this to seal the perimeter walls of my basement, which are all brick. Bit had sealed off moisture well so far.
305162
This product works great on porous surfaces like bricks if the surface is shiny or glazed it can't penetrate is well
1210688
Yes . I highly recommend you do . Clean area good . Then apply . It will self level to make a great seal .
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May want to try Flex Seal Liquid Rubber Sealant Coating Spray. This product is not for rubber; more suitable for plastic/stone figurines.
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My grout is white. I had tiles placed as close together as possible. Don't know about sealer.
733536
we would suggest one of the sealers made by DuPont...Not knowing what kind of stone you have would determine the actual product... A small test area is always suggested to make sure you get the result you are looking for and for adhesion.
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I would think so. We used it on travertine in our bathroom and it worked fine. We put on 1 layer and will reapply after 1 year to maintain the protection. So far we have been very happy with the results.
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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.
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I would think so...I repaired a leak in my Jacuzzi with it, and used masking tape as a form. When poured into the form, came out rock hard. Just make sure what u are adhering to is very clean. Good luck
703554
Most likely not. The hold is marginal at best. We have travertine and it does not work real well.
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We purchased this to go with Tenax Travertine filler to patch some pits in our Travertine floors. The floors are almost marbled looking with lots of different colors. We mix these colors with the Tenax and it works perfectly.
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Travertine is quite porous-If it has been awhile since it was previously sealed, i would say it should work--but as with anything, I'd try on an in conspicuous area 1st.
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Aqua Mix Penetrating Sealer is a no-sheen, natural-look penetrating sealer Maintains the beauty of natural stone and tile surfaces Penetrates deep into surfaces to resist stains Advanced water-based formula lasts up to 5 years For granite, limestone, marble, slate, travertine, porcelain, satillo, cement, and masonry Covers approximately 300 to 1,000 square feet per coat per gallon
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To find out how much you need, you measure the surfaces to be covered and calculate the square footage, then add about 5% for breakage, cutting allowance, etc. The details on this page say you have to buy a minimum of 351 square feet to get the price shown. Travertine can certainly be used on shower walls--it is stone so it won't be damaged by the shower--but you need to seal it with a good quality sealer about once a year. I'm not sure what you mean when you say "finish the job"--if you are asking how to install the tile, you should go to YouTube and find videos on how to do it yourself, or hire a professional. If you simply mean what finish is required to seal the tile and make it suitable for a shower, a good quality water-based or oil-based sealer can be purchased at Lowes, Home Depot or off of the Internet.
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It is a sealer so it should work. It is made for stone and it does resist sauces etc. I would give it a try. The only place you could get answers is from the manufacturer. John
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Yes, Suzi. This is a good maintenance cleaner for your limestone and won't strip your sealer as it's ph neutral. Please, keep in mind that this is a maintenance cleaner and not a heavy duty cleaner so if you're looking to remove mold, mildew or soap scum, you would need to use something stronger like our Ultimate Grout Cleaner or our Intensive Cleaner.
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I've never used it for that purpose, but with the correct sealer afterwards..why not???
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I think it would work fine for a backsplash (no huge amount of water will sit very long vertically), however it's probably not as good as a dedicated sealer. If you're sealing new grout for the first time I'd go with an oil based product.