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Sellador penetrante Sealer's Choice Gold - 1 cuarto de galón
T407059
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Sellador realzador de color Enrich N Seal, 1 cuarto de galón
T407135
$127.45Precio unitario /Agotado -
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Potenciador de piedra a base de disolvente, cuarto de galón
T407103
$90.95Precio unitario /Agotado -
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to seal my tile and grout?
Cement grout: yes, always. Natural stone: yes — it's porous and stains without a penetrating sealer. Glazed ceramic and porcelain tile surfaces don't need sealing; only their grout joints do.
What's the difference between a penetrating sealer and an enhancing sealer?
A penetrating sealer soaks in and protects invisibly, keeping the natural look. An enhancing sealer also penetrates but deepens the color, giving honed or tumbled stone a richer, 'wet' tone. Both protect; the choice is aesthetic.
How often should I reseal?
Typically every 1–3 years for floors and wet areas, longer for walls — depending on traffic and the product. Drip water on the surface: if it darkens instead of beading, it's time to reseal.
When can I seal new grout?
Let cement grout cure 48–72 hours first. Apply the sealer to clean, dry joints and wipe excess off the tile face before it dries.