Tenax Granite Sealer, Marble Sealer, & Stone or Concrete Sealer - 1/4 LITER

I always use this because it was recommended by a granite contractor. It’s very easy to use. It does the intended job. The smell quickly dissipates. My counters look nice. It dries quickly and my counters are good to go for another 6 months with easy cleaning.

I use this to seal the granite in my kitchen & bathrooms. It is easy to apply & leaves a protective coat on the surfaces.

We have had granite in our home for 10 years. And we have had 10 years of mixed signals about whether or not to use a sealer on the stone. And to be honest, it doesn't seem to make a difference. The installers that brought our kitchen granite were such jerks, I wouldn't have trusted them anyway. As part of a recent bathroom upgrade were purchased some granite from the Granite Center in Herndon, VA. The Turks who run the place and their installation crew are absolutely first class. I was/am tempted to rip out the kitchen stone and let them redo it. Anyway, they use this product. And they were able to explain why it was important to use a sealer to protect the stone. If it is good enough for the Granite Center, it is good enough for me. After they taught me how to use the product I cleaned and sealed all the stone in our house (3 bathrooms and kitchen) Yeah, it is a bit pricey but is cheap compared with the stone it protects.

This is the exact sealer my granite fabricator gave me. That can dried out so I was glad to find the exact item again. Has a smell, but they all do and it goes away quickly.

Excellent product. VERY easy DYI- professional grade results.

great product for granite tops

I used it on slate tile. True to its claim, it does not change the color of the stone, nor does it change the gloss. My only concern is the seal. Water does not bead up as I expected it would. I applied two coats as directed.

The sealer was easy to apply. If you’re sensitive to smells be sure to wear a facemask. It does have a very strong odor. If smells do not bother you it would not require it. The finished sealer did a great job on my granite countertops. It left a finish that repels the water very well and brought out the color of the granite to a little more depth. Just a little not a lot.