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If you are considering using a sandstone sealer there are a number of options available which can change the look of the surface to how you like it. When it is first laid sandstone can be a variety of colour shades that look great when damp or wet but sometimes a bit dull and washed out when dry. At StoneCare4U we recognise that many homeowners like a colour enhancing effect which can be achieved with the right Indian sandstone sealer and we can advise on the right product for you. The Essential Sandstone Sealer Colour Boost will provide a colour enhancing effect that will bring out the natural colours on the surface. This is generally the preferred option for homeowners as it will make the surface look damp and at the same time intensify some of the original colours in the stone. If a wet look finish is desirable then the Essential Sandstone Sealer Satin Finish will not only enhance the colours, it will also make the surface look like it is wet. This ‘satin’ effect is becoming more and more popular with homeowners as they look to make their patio and garden areas really stand out. Sealing Indian sandstone regularly is, naturally, going to give it the best protection. However, the biggest sealer manufacturers will answer this question a little differently, as it differs from product to product. Do you want to create a matt or gloss finish on your patio? Choose a gloss sealer if you want to create a ‘wet look’, glossy patio. A lot of gardeners like how this looks as it gives the patio a richer, darker appearance. Indian Sandstone Sealer & Colour Intensifier is a fully breathable water based Indian sandstone sealer. If you like the appearance of Indian sandstone when it is slightly damp, this sealer would be the correct sandstone sealer to choose. Indian Sandstone Sealer & Colour Intensifier will increase the depth of colour & highlight warmer tones in Indian sandstone & York sandstones. The 5 L container is sufficient to cover an area of approximately 40 m ² (with one coat), although this also varies depending on the porosity of the stones. It’s quite a runny liquid, and a lot can go a long way. It can be applied with either a sprayer, brush or roller, with a sprayer generally being the most economical method. Approximately two hours are needed between coats.
WE DO NOT RECOMMEND USING ON POLISHED STONE & CERAMIC GLAZED SURFACES, AS IT WON'T SOAK INTO THE SURFACE* PREPARATION: Prior to application of sandstone sealer or natural stone sealer ensure surfaces to be sealedare clean, dry and free from contamination. If algae or stains are present pre-treat prior to cleaning with an appropriate cleaning product.
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To seal the patio without changing the appearance of the stones, you might want to look for an ‘impregnating sealer’ . These are absorbed into the porous stones instead of sitting on top of them. Deep clean the patio approximately one week before applying the sealer. This means power washing the slabs, clearing all dirt, and weeding.
Average coverage 5 - 10 m² per litre first coat and 10 - 20 m² per litre second coat, dependent on porosity and finish of surface The product could be the best paving sealant on the planet, long-lasting, destroy weeds and gives impressive enhancements to the paving colours. But, if it’s not easy to use, you won’t ever get to see the benefits. For those with sensitivity to chemical smells, you do not have to worry because it does not have the common solvent smell. We love that it is ideal for treating different surfaces from Indian stove patio to concrete driveways so if you have a mixture of materials on your patio or driveways, for example, you can buy just the one sealant.
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Water-based sealers are mixed with a resin. This resin might be acrylic or polyurethane. Because they are water based, these sealers do not have as strong a smell as solvent-based sealers, making them more pleasant to use.
The 3.785 L (1 gallon) bottle contains enough sealer to do a couple of coats on the majority of small/medium patios, but a larger amount may be required for bigger areas.After 30 years of installing natural stone, I think I know my customers – and if you have Indian sandstone installed in your garden, then you’re going to be proud of it and are going to want to protect it. It’s worth holding out for the best Indian sandstone sealant. Choose a method that you are comfortable with because it is only you who understands the area that needs coverage. Smartseal Natural Stone Sealer is highly effective, easy to apply and safe to use. Our sealers for Natural Stone are suitable for Indian Sandstone, Limestone, Slate, Granite and Travertine. The impregnating sealers absorb into the stone, leaving the stone breathable, to prevent any moisture within the stone becoming trapped. If brush in compounds have been used, pre-clean with Floorseal Sealer Residue Remover (for exterior surfaces).
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