Can I use it on a wall that is faux painted stone. It calls for clear acrylic sealer.
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Hi I think so, It's basically a very thin acrylic sealer, I don't think there is anything in it that would harm the faux. best of luck
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not sure why not - I use on my mexican tile floors they are very porous so they get shiny but not slick - not positive what you mean by faux painted stone
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Typically sealant products are applied to the outside of the wall before back filling. I would think water pressure would overwelm this product and thus be a waste of time and money.
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I am not sure if I would use it on marble. I don't know if I would use it on anything that is a flat surface you use every day (like floor, countertops, etc). We used it on the ceramic floor tile and regret this decission. The sealer started peeling off after just few weeks in the "high traffic" areas, while the edges are still shiny. That doesn't look good and we are planning on having the whole floor treated to get the sealer off. For any flat surface, I wouldn't recommend to use the high gloss sealer at all. Hope it helps.
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It depends on what kind of sealer is allready on the stone,If it is a topical sealer it will not let the color enhancer of the new sealer take affect and the areas were the old sealer is worn off it will.So this will greatly affect the final look of the new sealer.
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I am not sure as I have only used it on a painted wall. I recommend asking the seller.
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I used it to seal my marble countertops. With a clean towel, I "damp" mopped it over the countertops. Let it sit for a few hours and then repeated.
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You can put it up against the Durock, but then you would still have to use the kerdi over the whole bench, floor, and part way up the wall. You need all the corner pieces to seal it on the walls and floor.
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I used it on the floor and the cinder-block walls.I don't know if it provides a seal, because efflorescence comes right through. I used Behrs 'basement & masonry waterproofer' from Home Depot (in US). Tinted it to the light beige(from white) and I'm very happy with it on the basement walls now.
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I wouldn't think so. After drying you can peel mistakes off glass. I don't know about painting on clear acrylic.
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Absolutely. It works beautifully on all sealed stone, incuding travertine. One of my clients has a highly polished travertine floor. We've been using this product on their floor for five years and it positively glows!
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Sculpey Polymer Clay has no adhesive quality. But try it on a small piece of stone and see how it responds. I think you will be happy with the results. Just be gentle while handling it and make sure you have a thick enough piece that you are not tearing it while it is in use. Gary
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I'd be real careful as it might remove the glue but also remove the seal you have on the granite. Test in a real inconspicuous spot.
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Hi Karen,This piece doesn't have any sort of sealant on it. The wood is fairly light and you should be able to stain it but don't take my word on that. I don't do much on that front.
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I think for tumbled marble (or travertine) you should get a sealer that is formulated for extremely porous surfaces. I have seen that type of product in my local "Home Depot". Bulletproof sealer is primarily for a polished stone surface, NOT a porous surface. A friend of mine used the sealer for porous surfaces on his tumbled marble tile and it turned out beautifully, and gave the surface a nice sheen.
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If it were me.... I would seal it after grouting, not before. I would research Stonetech Bulletproof and more than likely use that instead of 511 sealant. From my experience, the 511 works best on granite and marble.
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I wouldn't recommend it for that. It's not a sealant, it's a medium that makes acrylics compatible for clothing designs. You'd probably want something like Mod Podge.
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Don't know about adding it to grout before application, but really like this product as a grout sealer after the grout has dried but remains somewhat porous. Years ago, I used to add an acrylic to grout before application. I think you can still purchase acrylic additive that bonds well and adds an element of water tightness to your grout. On the other hand, most current grout mixes already have an additive that gets the same result. I'd just stick with using this grout sealer over a sanded grout. It works really well.