511 Impregnator Sealer

The man that fixed my grout told me about this. It works well. A bit smelly but it goes away in a few hours.

Sweep your floors. Then clean the floors with a wet mop. Put a fan on the floors to dry well. When dry, I used 5 Oz. of SEALANT to 8 cups of water (which is 1 gallon). Apply with a dry cloth mop. Don't let any liquid stand wet. IMPORTANT: CURE THE FLOOR FOR 24-48 HOURS. Tiptoe through the kitchen, or wherever and stay off of it.i keep a fan going for at least 4 hours.

Easy to use and seems to work well. Easy clean up as well.

Works great. Goes far for a small amount. I used it for travertine tiles

Bought to seal my onyx sink. It was recommended by the seller. This is the second year I have had to seal it and it seems to work fine

I bought this after seeing a ton of 5 star reviews but this is a meh for me. I applied this product to my kitchen backwash grout lines, and I re-applied it SEVERAL times after each application, with a 2-3 week interval, and in every re-application, the chemical gets absorbed into the grout line as if there hasn't been any prior applications. This should make grout lines hydrophobic but it's not acting that way. AND it contains a certain chemical that makes me difficult breathing.

I recently purchased a home that had the bathroom and kitchen remodeled prior to my ownership. The previous owner did not leave any information about the upkeep of the bathroom tiles or the care for the kitchen counter. Then I found out the hard way that my shower tiles (and grout) need to be sealed occasionally. My shower water was leaking through the grout on the walls into my basement. Yikes!The 511 Impregnator Sealer was a real-life saver. Since I am a shower person, I had to clean (and dry) the tiles before sealing them. BEWARE: the sealant has a very strong odor. Be sure to wear a mask, gloves and safety goggles when applying. I used the bathroom fan and opened the window, closed the bathroom door and the smell still permeated the house. Aside from the smell, the 511 Impregnator Sealer worked wonders. My tiles look new again. It did not change the color but added a great shine and glow to them. Be sure to put an ample amount on the grout between the tiles as this is where most of the water leaks takes place. I bought an applicator, but the instructions suggest you can also use an old rag, which you will need to throw away when done. The smell lingers and is very pungent.I plan to seal my bathroom floor, as it's the same type of tile and grout. Along with my kitchen floor. The sealer is a great idea for the kitchen floor and counters since you don't want food or drink stains on either. I do not know how food friendly the sealer is, but I always use cutting boards for everything on my kitchen counter.I do not know how often this application will be needed in the shower, but time will tell, and I plan to keep 511 Impregnator Sealer on hand for the next application.Despite the strong odor I will use this product again.

It seals beautifully without changing the appearance of the stone. Water beads up instantly, and it offers strong protection against stains and moisture. It dries quickly, has a low odor, and once cured, you’d never know it’s there — just invisible, powerful protection.