Sealer's Choice Gold is a penetrating sealer that won't change the look of the stone. It is a great sealer to use on stone and grout but won't alter the appearance at all.
Would you say the low sheen sealer is more of a matte, egg-shell, or satin finish? "Low-sheen" is such a vague and broad term, basically covering anything from flat to semi-gloss, lol. Looks like it does have some shine to it..?
I still don't know which should be used for which application. I wanted to know which product to use as a presealer to keep grout from sticking to the stone surface and getting stuck in the pores.
After having watched several videos about "how to seal stones" I think this video IS the one that gave all the pertinent information about the choice of "sealer" Thanks Maybe for the next video, try to use a more professional video camera, that will "enhance" a lot the clip
Nice Video! What can you tell me about Aquamix Sealer's Choice Gold? I am considering using it on Umbria Bruno chipped edge travertine. I want the tile to darken up a little, but not as much as with the Enrich n' Seal. Will the tile get a little dark with just the sealer?
@4zebird This sealer won't change the look of the stone at all. Unfortunately with the enhancers it's all or nothing. The Sealer's Choice Gold is a great sealer though and we are currently selling the gallon on special for $50 (1 per customer).
Can all of these be used on travertine marble? Don't want to get into a shine that will need to be updated regularly like wax. These stones look to be travertine??
Unfortunately, I used the High Gloss Sealer to seal granite tile. It turned out streaky and leaves a whileish film no matter what I try to remove these. Now I have to find a product to try to remove this product. Yet is recommended for granite. Not only that, there are no instructions on the packaging.
What about Aqua Mix Sealer's Choice Gold which you sell on Amazon? A comparison with that one would have been nice. Which one of the ones in the video is Sealer's Choice Gold comparable to?
Great question! You should use the Aqua Mix Grout Release. If you go to our website, stonetooling (dot com) and type in grout release....voila....you will see your choices. Feel free to give us a call if you have any further questions.........Daniel A.
Hum - not sure where my reply went but I will gladly type it again. I am not sure what type of tile I have - it's a 12by12 backsplash in my kitchen. Oddly I wipe it down once a week w/Murphy's Oil Soap (hah!) and it looks great for a hour or so, until it dry's again! Ugh! Hoping your product can help! How can I send you a video or picture? That would be great if you can see my "problem area" - hahaha!
Hi There, you can send us a video or pictures. Since RUclips doesn't allow us to post links you will have to navigate to our website (our RUclips page name). Then go to our contact us page where you will find our email address
As per Custom Building Products technical support, Aquamix Enrich n Seal is suitable for exterior applications
Thank you ! I just bought Aqua Mix High Gloss Sealer and was not sure if I made the right choice. I think I will love it!
Sealer's Choice Gold is a penetrating sealer that won't change the look of the stone. It is a great sealer to use on stone and grout but won't alter the appearance at all.
Would you say the low sheen sealer is more of a matte, egg-shell, or satin finish? "Low-sheen" is such a vague and broad term, basically covering anything from flat to semi-gloss, lol.
Looks like it does have some shine to it..?
I still don't know which should be used for which application. I wanted to know which product to use as a presealer to keep grout from sticking to the stone surface and getting stuck in the pores.
Wow thanks for the comparison!
Thank you so much for your help! I wasn't sure from the directions on the bottle, and your video was great!
After having watched several videos about "how to seal stones" I think this video IS the one that gave all the pertinent information about the choice of "sealer"
Thanks
Maybe for the next video, try to use a more professional video camera, that will "enhance" a lot the clip
Nice Video! What can you tell me about Aquamix Sealer's Choice Gold? I am considering using it on Umbria Bruno chipped edge travertine. I want the tile to darken up a little, but not as much as with the Enrich n' Seal. Will the tile get a little dark with just the sealer?
@4zebird This sealer won't change the look of the stone at all. Unfortunately with the enhancers it's all or nothing. The Sealer's Choice Gold is a great sealer though and we are currently selling the gallon on special for $50 (1 per customer).
I used aqua mix sealers choice gold in the shower but the stone is still dull. What can I use on top but not make it very shiny?
It says right on their website that the stone enhancer is good for exterior use.
Can I use a grout sealer and then one of these products; or should I just use one of these products? Thanks!!
Hi
What is the best sealer for terracotta floor tiles. I want to make it very tough as they are in a kitchen and family room.
Thanks
Can all of these be used on travertine marble? Don't want to get into a shine that will need to be updated regularly like wax. These stones look to be travertine??
If I use the high gloss sealer, will it mar and need to be kept up as a wax finish?
Thank you so much for this video! Super helpful.
Hey Daniel! Can I use both the stone enhancer and the high gloss sealer? I would like my tile both enhanced and glossy?
Unfortunately, I used the High Gloss Sealer to seal granite tile. It turned out streaky and leaves a whileish film no matter what I try to remove these. Now I have to find a product to try to remove this product. Yet is recommended for granite. Not only that, there are no instructions on the packaging.
What about Aqua Mix Sealer's Choice Gold which you sell on Amazon? A comparison with that one would have been nice. Which one of the ones in the video is Sealer's Choice Gold comparable to?
Great question! You should use the Aqua Mix Grout Release. If you go to our website, stonetooling (dot com) and type in grout release....voila....you will see your choices. Feel free to give us a call if you have any further questions.........Daniel A.
Hum - not sure where my reply went but I will gladly type it again. I am not sure what type of tile I have - it's a 12by12 backsplash in my kitchen. Oddly I wipe it down once a week w/Murphy's Oil Soap (hah!) and it looks great for a hour or so, until it dry's again! Ugh! Hoping your product can help! How can I send you a video or picture? That would be great if you can see my "problem area" - hahaha!
What kind of tile do you have?
Hi There, you can send us a video or pictures. Since RUclips doesn't allow us to post links you will have to navigate to our website (our RUclips page name). Then go to our contact us page where you will find our email address
What a marketing mess. Could Aqua Mix make it any more complicated for consumers to decide what they need?
After they cure for 7 days.....show them submerged in water for 24 hours.
Just a thought.
Misinformation in this video. As per Custom Building Solutions, aqua mix Enrich n Seal is suitable for exterior applications
Now stain them with some grape juice and see what happens!