is it a clear finish? I'm painting tile black but need to protect it from water, but want to see the color
1283766
Yes, it goes on a milky white but dries clear. I used it on the top of some bedside tables that I stained black.
1283767
I used the satin so I am not sure if it would turn out clear over black tile
1283768
I used it on plain wood, so it was a little hard to till but it seemed to dry clear
248749
Very minimal darkening, if any. And, no, the grout lines don't look wet once the product dries. We applied 3 coats about 6 months ago, and have been very happy with it so far. Hope this helps.
1887405
I don't think it's really water color looking- more like a watermark of a Mexican design--not so much Greek, but I'm not an expert. Color-wise, it's a very light seafoam blue.
368125
It's just a rectangle. It's somewhat soft, but has moved around on my rather uneven Mexican tile and rubbed the finish off. It was too soft and moved around a lot. I would chose another if your tile is not even.
399798
I don't think so... it is the consistency of watery marker and goes on transparent. Like black watercolor paint... it's not very opaque at all.
1118812
It's white. You won't see the wall behind it. Also, I noticed Frank's answer and I have no problems with it sticking to a normal painted drywall surface. It's been on my wall for a while now with no issues.
706358
Having bought this decal I would definitely not put it on an uneven surface such as tiles... I don't know about water though...
248747
If it's not applied evenly it did make grout darker where the excess was applied. I wouldn't call it a "wet look" though. Invest in a good applicator.
227604
I would say that this is a very well made product, good weight to it and sturdy. I have mine up against gray tile and it seems to have a 'cherry' tint. I guess it could look slighty redish. Hope this helps!
1425956
The product is weather and waterproof. Just make sure the paint dries and cures and as a precautionary measure apply a layer of transparent nail varnish to add a smooth finish.
120098
No. It's a matte and mostly should be used to seal grout. Ceramic tile should not be sealed to a high gloss. If you don't care and just want it to be shiny, then try a floor finish. I do this for work.
1878785
I've used it over time for sealing bath tub wall tile and kitchen counter tile grout lines. I have not noticed any shiny finish after it dries so if I had to choose between gloss or satin, it would be satin.
513017
I think it would look beautiful with your stainless if you use black grout. Have you bought the tile or are you basing your conclusions on what the pic looks like? Buy one tile and then decide.
2039771
I'll call it beige. It darkens as it drys. Not a common wood color. In my experience, it didn't pick up the color of the stain. I was using an oil based stain. In the end, it's not that noticeable as the floor I was refinishing has a lot of, um, character, so these imperfections don't really jump out. I was hoping that since I didn't buy a color matched product it would at least have taken some of the color of the stain.
559373
It is not a high gloss, nor is it a matte finish, it is somewhere in between. I have a white kitchen sink that is a matte kind of finish and this piece looks just fine with what I have.
229548
The black is not jet black, more of a very very dark gray in my opinion but dark enough to be considered black. There are no color flecks in the finish. It does have a slight metallic, very fine glitter like sparkle in the finish. It's not real obvious at first glance, sort of like a car paint. When the light hits it just right you can detect a slight sparkle. It's a really nice sink, deep and with a low divider between the two sinks, making it easy to clean really large pans. And it's really easy to keep clean.
460744
My tabletop is black and it has never stained. Its a tile-top so if it stains i would just suggest like one of those clorox sponges or you could even use a scouring pad but lightly because its almost impossible to scratch the tile.