StonePro – Ultimate Pro Sealer (1 Pint – 16 Fl Oz) (for Sealing Granite, Slate, Quartzite & Dense Stone)

I bought the smallest bottle. After doing all my quartzite counters after a new installation, I thought I would need a second jug to do them again. But I was able to do a second round and still have some left. The product was easy to apply. Just wipe on a coat, keep it wet for 5 minutes, then wipe off. I was able to lightly use my counter in 20 minutes. I plan to do my counters about every 4 months to keep that high shine, especially the areas around the sink that tend to get and stay wet. As far as how effective the product is, all I can say is my counters look very shiny after an application and stay shiny for months. So far nothing has stained the counters, such as coffee or tomato sauce. Applying every 4 months might be overkill but I just want to keep the high shine forever. Be sure to open windows because the product has a chemical smell when applying.

It didn’t work on heavily used areas like around the faucet. I cleaned the area well and used this sealer following instructions. It looked only slightly better after it dried. See my before and after photos. And this area didn't become waterproof. It worked on barely used areas. They became shiny. I guess it works as a preventive purpose or lightly used surface.

Super easy to use. Instructions are very clear. The smell is very low.

Went on easy and counter was smooth and shinny for 2 weeks. Than it started to dull and lost its smoothness

This product worked well for me. I had to coat it and let it dry for 3 days and then recoat again. I have granite birdbath's and it sealed them fine without any leaks.

We find this product easy to use, leaving granite counters clean, shiny and smooth to touch!

I got this to seal tiles that I paint and make into coasters. It doesn't make the coasters shiny, like resin does, but it does seem to seal them well. So far they have held up to cold drinks with condensation and to very hot mugs as well. The paint has not dulled or come off, and the surface is not sticky, it is completely smooth. I poured the sealant directly onto the tile from the container, it spilled all over, so I would recommend pouring it into another container with a spout. I can't speak to how long the sealant lasts, or how it works on stone counter tops. But for painted tile sealant, I recommend this.

Followed all instructions correctly and my top is not fully sealed. I made sure everything was completely covered, let it sit the appropriate time, I even sprayed twice and there's quite a few places that's not sealed.