ミラクルシーラント PLUS SG 511 ポーラスプラス浸透性シーラー Quart PLUSQT61 1

I have natural stone tiles on my kitchen wall, behind the stove as a backslash as well. The contractor was just not professional enough to know that this was supposed to be treated with sealant to prevent the oil and other stains being sucked up by the stone what ended up on the wall while cooking. I have not spilled anything directly on it but it is normal when food is boiling on the stove to have humidity and stuff evaporate...A have suffered removing the residue. Didn't dare to cook again and ruin the wall again.After I have treated the tiles with this product nothing sticks in/on the tiles any more. I can truly recommend. Would do the job with paint and kitchen counter as well. However it made the color slightly darker, which I do not mind. Its nice and even.

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We just moved into a new home. The owner shared with me that the kitchen/bathroom granite countertops were new and should be commercially sealed. Sure enough, every drop of water got absorbed (eventually dried with no damage) and I panicked anytime anything else touched the granite. After a lot of research and reading reviews, I settled on this product to seal the countertops. I also purchased the Miracle Sealants applicator https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00502YAQS?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 which made the application so easy. I followed all instructions to the T and just finished sealing my granite countertops with two coats of Miracle Sealants 511 Porous Plus and they look perfect. I have to admit, I was terrified of doing this sealing job, so concerned that I would wreck my granite, but the sealer was easy to apply, never had a problem with it drying too fast and ending up with streaks or cloudiness. I highly recommend this product!

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I used the 511 Pourous plus on some travertine tile that I layed on my from porch and front steps. I applied two coats. It works extremely well. It actually gives you a nice light sheen on the tile and it prevents water penetration. The only thing is that when it rains, I do have to blow the water off with my electric blower because the water will sit on the tile until the sum hits it for a while. I guess you can let it dry by itself, but I like to blow the water off since its a quick and easy process.