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which or what is the best sealer for travertine honed and filled tiles which will not change the appearance and is suitable for floor and wall
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best sealer for travertine
Hi all
which or what is the best sealer for travertine honed and filled tiles which will not change the appearance and is suitable for floor and wall
cheers jase
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LTP do a good range of products, matt/satin finish etc, click on the sponsor link to the left. I use HG products as LTP don't have a stockist local to me. Have used both and rate them highly
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LTP Mattstone for me
Agree..... or LTP colour intensifier. Both very similar, but find it really shows some shades off nicely
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Personally, I think LTP Colour Intensifier and Stainblock gives the best finish. Smooth and silky and really brings out the colour variations in real travertine.
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i use Lithofin StainStop Plus W (water based)
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Hi all
which or what is the best sealer for travertine honed and filled tiles which will not change the appearance and is suitable for floor and wall
cheers jase
Colour enhancer WILL change the appearance... Matt stone can slightly alter but not anything noticeable IMO but as with any sealer, test on a scrap piece to check for required finish..
Lithofin stainstop is another one that doesn't really alter either.. loads of makes ..
I use LTP Matt stone.. and it works a treat on Honed stones as is does with other finishes..
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