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Discuss Food safe stone sealant in the Stone Tiling Forum at TilersForums; 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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    Default Food safe stone sealant

    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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    Default Re: Food safe stone sealant

    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..

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    I wonder companies that do kitchen workstops do? Is it a case of just telling people they have to wipe off spills straight away?
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    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

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    Default Re: Food safe stone sealant

    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..

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    Thanks, yes I've seen that one at Tile Giant. I'll take a look tomorrow.
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    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

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    lol fully fried i mean fully dried

    time for a new keyboard or brain lol

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    You did lose me for a bit there, I thought you'd gone into tiler speak
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