Aqua Mix Sealer's Choice Gold - Pint

Good product for sealing granet. A little goes a long way. Easy to use and good instructions on product. Expensive but you get what you pay for.

I was suspicious as it looks just like water, but works after applying, it will be better if there are better, more efficient ways to apply it without wasting

This product was recommended by the seller of my stone back splash for sealing purposes (natural stone). However, I did not give it 5 stars for a few reasons, specifically 1) it darkened the appearance of the stone even though everyone told me it probably would not do that 2) it took multiple coats and even so isn't 100% sealed. But it has done a relatively good job sealing and is pretty easy to apply and dries overnight so no complaints there.

Aqua mix works great in my tile shower. It repels mold for at least 8 months.

Used this last year to seal my newly repaired/grouted front porch tile (the grout had degraded so badly and moisture degraded mortar underneath causing the edge tile to fall on the ground!). This brand was recommended by my tiling guys. I ordered more and resealed this week. Easy to use. Cleaned porch, then after assuring no rain in forecast for 24 hrs, the next day I rolled on the sealer with paint roller on long handle, let it set 5 min, wiped off with a towel wrapped/duct taped around my swiffer mop. Also sealed my brick front steps. Almost used a whole bottle (they are small bottles). Recommend.

Don’t let the small container fool you. It’s supposed to be good for 40 sq feet. I sealed my stone shower floor 2x and still had about a third of the sealer left over. (Bathroom is probably 30sq feet). Not shiny, but water beads up when the shower is used. I’m very happy with it. I plan to reseal in about a year.

Easy to apply with little smell. One coat did nothing. Two coats did nothing. The third coat started getting results but was spotty. The fourth and fifth coats got good results.

I applied 5 coats of this to the new floor tiles within my bathroom. I was thinking of doing yet another coat still, but that is probably overkill. I may redo the tiles after a year or two, though initially, I feel at least 3 coats are necessary, while 4-5 coats renders the situation perfect and gives greater peace of mind. I used a quality sponge and a painter's tray for the task. Since using, any water that escapes from my shower/sink remains purely on the surface and easy to dry with a towel. I'd strongly recommend using this in a similar application so as to protect your tile work and grout.