#Miracle sealants hd cleaner gallon pro#
#Miracle sealants hd cleaner gallon plus#

#Miracle sealants hd cleaner gallon plus#

Now four years ago I sealed my then new travertine kitchen floor with 511 Porous Plus this was before I knew about Dry Treat’s Stain Proof. I know this test is a little off point but I wanted to share it with you so you’d see DT’s ability for penetration and protection (at least in this scenario). Only the very end that was untreated experienced any up take at all of salt. It protected not only the parts of the clay brick that was treated but it also migrated laterally into the untreated areas and protected them as well.

DT’s Stain Proof and Enhancer Plus did unbelievably well. Miracle Sealants did only slightly better than StoneTech but both failed miserably – again I was testing against salt up take not staining. Now please keep in mind this test was to determine each sealers ability to prevent or reduce efloresence (naturally occurring salts accumulating on the surface), not against stain resistance. I personally tested three manufacturers’ sealers over a thirty day period 511 and 511 Porous Plus as well ST’s Heavy Duty Sealer and also their HD Sealer w/ Color Enhancer and the third sealer (also their enhancer) was by a company called Dry Treat Stain Proof and Enhancer Plus. J24, even though you’re a “mono huller” I’ll still share with you what I’ve found (LOL), but it looks like you might have already made your choice and from what it seems it looks like you’ll be okay. I was looking for some input for a very large commercial job we are biding on and I ran across this thread.

#Miracle sealants hd cleaner gallon pro#

PS - Some other products that have been brought to my attention include Stone Tech's Impregnator Pro & Bulletproof Pro, and Sureseal's Stone Sealer and Masonry Plus Sealer (an interior/exterior product - would this be 'stronger' than a product for interior use only?) Thanks very much in advance for your input! Yes, I know the choice of tiles wasn't a great one it was an aesthetic choice. My question - which do the experts believe is the best sealer of the 2 (or if another product is even better) and is the price difference worth the 100% premium of Porous Plus? My main goal is to prevent water penetration as best possible (it's in a bathroom application). The price difference between the 2 products is significant - 1 gallon of the Stone Tech product is $110, 1 gallon of the Porous Plus is $235. Stone Tech's Professional Heavy Duty Stone Sealer I am looking to seal sandstone tiles (12' x 12') which are extremely porous and have narrowed my choice of sealers down to 2 brands: