Sealer's Choice Gold - Gallon

I have used this product several times in the shower and on my granite as a sealer. Also used on my flagstone patio. It's a great product. Goes on as promised. Completely clear and retards mold, and makes for an easier clean up if needed. I try to coat my tiles and shower, granite, patio etc. once a year. Really saves on clean up and wear and tear. Highly recommend.

This sealer stands up to its reputation, and is far superior to the less expensive products. I have used other sealer in the past which did not work anywhere near as good as this stuff. Trust me, spend the money on this instead of saving $ on the cheaper stuff, it will last much longer and cost less in the long run.

Simply great. You know that orange gunk, that scum, that accumulates in your shower? You won't if you use this. We bought a new house that has a completely open shower - only two walls and no barrier whatsoever between the shower floor and the bathroom floor. Used this liberally and three months in and the water droplets still don't penetrate. The very same tile elsewhere in the house is as porous as can be, but the treated tile is like glass. Don't hesitate - don't go with a cheaper alternative. If you want to ensure your bathroom tile, or other tile, stays dry, buy this now.

I bought two of these. That's $200. Crazy! But, it worked. The tumbled travertine deck now beads water instead of soaking it in. But $100/gallon!? I know, I know, the DuPont Stonetech is $150/gallon. After buying the Aqua Mix Gold and putting it on, I realized I wanted the wet, glossy look, not the natural look. If you go to Home Depot, you'll find the Aqua Mix and the Tile Lab sealants in the tile aisle. But then if you get closer to the paint section, you'll see a Behr line of sealants, including one that is advertised a "wet-look" that was "ideal for pavers". It mentioned natural stones and was only $28/gallon and said it could be applied on top of existing sealants, so I thought I'd give it a try. At first I was ecstatic about the Behr: it left a beautiful, thick, visible top coat that looked like a thin coat of rubber/plastic. I was all set to buy a couple more gallons to make it even thicker and glossier, but then I noticed that it was flaking off in a bunch of places. So maybe the Behr sealant isn't so great after all, or at least not on travertine after Aqua Mix was applied. I'll bump up my review to four stars instead of three since the Aqua Mix did start beading water. But there's got to be another product out there for a lot less money that works just as well. I mean, it's just a chemical solution that lots of brands sell and there's already a huge variance ($20-$150) in pricing among those brands. Maybe you do have to shell out the big bucks to get a long-lasting product? Maybe not. I'm still hunting...

Having my Kit. remodeled and sealing grout in floor NOT included. So, did my usual research and spent the $ on this. Used two areas under where appliances will go. Grout i have is 1wk old,clean,white. First coat,wait 30min, 2nd coat,wait 40 min. Test and NO water absorbing into grout. We'll see how it holds up over the months. P.s. i chose to not deal with the issue of unintentionally leaving sealer on my new porcelain tile, then possibly missing it, then having to use same sealer to clear it out. So, i layed out tape so only grout exposed. That worked fine. I found that if i applied too much onto any area, the tape would absorb some and then transfer under to porcelain. No prob. upon pulling up tape, the still wet sealer could be wiped off easily. There is some odor to product but not bad as long as you are not too sensitive. Happy with product.

This stuff smells pretty strong only lasts about a year and half at most and that was after applying two heavy coats with Brush to grout and mopping two coats on tile itself, after it's applied it leaves a residue behind that makes the floor look dirty with smudge marks also makes shoes squeak when walking, overall disappointed with this mediocre over priced sealer

I've used this sealer before it's good. The cleaner sucks though. Doesn't really clean the grime. And I was supposed to get the discount for buying both cleaner and sealant together, but I was charged individually. Be careful!

Works great! Better price here than home improvement store. Put on 2 coats on floors, showers walls and kitchen backsplash before moving into new construction home Highly recommend using a grout wand stick to minimize back pain.