Description
Overview
STONETECH High Gloss Finishing Sealer creates a high gloss finish on compatible unpolished, absorbent interior stone and masonry. The water-based coating enriches the surface appearance while providing a protective finish; it is not intended for polished or non-absorbing surfaces.
Features
- Water-based topical finishing sealer.
- Enhances the appearance of compatible porous surfaces.
- High Gloss sheen for interior applications.
Specifications
- Finish: High Gloss
- Use location: Interior
- Approximate coverage: 25–75 sq. ft./quart; 100–300 sq. ft./gallon where offered; porosity affects coverage
- Coats: 1–3 even coats according to the linked data sheet
- Between coats: 30–45 minutes, or until dry
- Traffic / keep-dry period: At least 12 hours after final application
- Full cure: 24–48 hours
Size Options
- Quart
- Gallon
Downloads
- StoneTech High Gloss Finish & Sealer Technical Data Sheet
- StoneTech High Gloss Finish & Sealer Safety Data Sheet
Applications
Use on suitable unpolished slate, Saltillo tile, limestone, travertine and concrete. Do not use on glazed, polished or non-absorbing surfaces, wood floors or decks, showers, countertops or pool areas. Finished surfaces can be slippery when wet.
Selection and Use
- Test adhesion and appearance first. Remove dirt, dust, existing sealers and coatings; the surface must be thoroughly dry. Avoid direct sunlight and apply at 50–80°F.
- Allow new grout at least 72 hours to cure and fresh concrete at least 28 days. Protect nearby materials and keep children and pets away until dry.
- Shake well and do not dilute. Apply evenly with a natural-bristle brush or roller, avoiding puddles. A low-pressure or pump-up garden sprayer is also allowed by the linked High Gloss data sheet.
- Allow each coat to dry before the next. Keep the finish dry and free of traffic for at least 12 hours after the final coat; allow 24–48 hours for full cure. Clean tools immediately with water.
- Maintain clean, dry surfaces. Expected wear is up to 5 years, but higher-traffic areas may need earlier touch-up.
