Description
Overview
STONETECH BulletProof Sealer is a water-based penetrating sealer for porous natural stone and grout where strong resistance to water- and oil-based stains is needed. It retains a natural appearance instead of adding a surface gloss or intentionally enhancing stone color.
Features
- Penetrating, breathable stain protection.
- Natural-look finish for compatible interior and exterior stone.
- Designed for porous stone and grout; always test the finished appearance.
Specifications
- Formula type: Water-based penetrating sealer
- Single-coat coverage, maximum: 112 sq. ft./pint; 225 sq. ft./quart; 900 sq. ft./gallon; 4,500 sq. ft./5 gallons, depending on porosity
- Application temperature: 50–90°F
- Full cure: 24–72 hours
- Traffic restriction: 6–8 hours
- Expected wear: Up to 5 years indoors or 3 years outdoors; exposure and maintenance affect life
Size Options
- Pint
- Quart
- Gallon
- 5 Gallon
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Applications
Use on compatible porous marble, granite, limestone, travertine, slate and grout in interior or exterior installations. It is a natural-look stain protector, not a waterproof membrane or a remedy for etching; clean spills and maintain the surface as required.
Selection and Use
- Test in a small area with a 24-hour cure. Let new grout cure at least 72 hours. Start with a clean, wax-free surface; after removing standing water, allow at least 1 hour before treating a damp surface.
- Shake well. Apply an even coat with a paint pad, roller, brush or low-pressure sprayer and keep the surface wet with product for 10–15 minutes. Never allow excess sealer to dry on the surface.
- Wipe all excess off with a dry towel. If a second coat is necessary, apply it 30–40 minutes after the first application. For residue, rewet with product and gently work with a white nylon pad before wiping dry.
- Allow 6–8 hours before traffic and 24–72 hours for full cure. Ventilate, follow label precautions and clean application tools with water.
- Check protection periodically and reapply as needed. Any manufacturer warranty is subject to its written terms, proper application and exclusions—not an unconditional promise against every stain.
