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    Default LTP Mattstone or LITHOFIN stain stop

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    I have 2 DIY tiling jobs to seal, one is 85 sqm of brazilian slate in the kitchen/utility and the other is 40 sqm of travitine in a bath/wetroom.
    Can anyone tell me the difference between the mattstone and the Lithofin stainstop I have read that they both leave a matt finish and do not change the colour of the stone and they both impregnate the stone.
    There is a big difference in the price,but is there a big difference in performance ? and are both products spirit based
    Thanks in advance
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    Default Re: LTP Mattstone or LITHOFIN stain stop

    Hi steve....they are both good sealers.... LTP is cheaper than lithofin but equally as good IMHO...from what i have used..

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    Default Re: LTP Mattstone or LITHOFIN stain stop

    We use LTP products, very good stuff. Just remember plenty of ventilation.

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    I've used both often, and they are both equally good, so i guess it comes down to what price you an get them for

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