I'm making up a set of coasters and placemats in marble mosaic and need to protect them against stains using something thats food safe. Any ideas?
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I'm making up a set of coasters and placemats in marble mosaic and need to protect them against stains using something thats food safe. Any ideas?
Lawrence Payne
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Stone mosaic supplies & training



A sealer will only provide flash protection to stone, if anything acidic etc is placed/spilled then if left to dwell it will etch/stain the coasters..
I wonder companies that do kitchen workstops do? Is it a case of just telling people they have to wipe off spills straight away?
Lawrence Payne
www.romanmosaicworkshops.com
Greek and Roman mosaic floors
Stone mosaic supplies & training


hiya,i beleive for granite worktops etc there are a few sealers out there that are food safe,
would it be better to opt for a water based sealer..ltp now do water based versions i beleive



Quite few Granite comps don't seal them, the high polishing gives a tight surface tension and again they will etch with anything acidic.. some comps that i know if they do seal, use Lithofin stainstop...
Impregnators are your better sealers for what you intend to do, surface sealing( topical) isn't suitable IMO..
Musivarius (30-10-2011)
Thanks, yes I've seen that one at Tile Giant. I'll take a look tomorrow.
Lawrence Payne
www.romanmosaicworkshops.com
Greek and Roman mosaic floors
Stone mosaic supplies & training


i think dry treat also do one that once it has fully fried is fine for food areas
if you google drytreat you may get the answers you need musi


lol fully fried i mean fully dried
time for a new keyboard or brain lol
You did lose me for a bit there, I thought you'd gone into tiler speak![]()
Lawrence Payne
www.romanmosaicworkshops.com
Greek and Roman mosaic floors
Stone mosaic supplies & training
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