Expert Answers in sealers

ANSWER - You need to experiment to determine what you can do.  The grout may be light color because too much water was used in mixing or cleaning it up so it pulled out the pigment…

ANSWER - Slate is not a stone product that is polished or normally has a sheen due to the nature of the material.  There are enhancer sealers that will highlight the stone to bring out the…

ANSWER - There are epoxy grout colorants that can be used to treat the grout joints.  They do have applicators to make it easier to apply.  It is important to properly prepare the grout prior to…

ANSWER - Sealers are normally bond breakers, so you do not want to get the sealer along the edges of the tile before you grout. If you have a travertine stone with voids you can either…

ANSWER - If it is called a grout enhancer then it should be a sealer that enhances (darkens) the color of the grout.  So it should already be sealed.  The easiest way to determine if…

ANSWER - If the ceramic tile is already installed there is no way to fully waterproof the floor after the fact, unless you replace the tile and install a legitimate waterproof membrane during the replacement…

ANSWER - There are a lot of variables in your situation and it is difficult to give you a clear recommendation on the limited information you provided. You should go to the manufacturer of the…

ANSWER - The ceramic tile you described is either a glazed porcelain tile or an unglazed porcelain tile.  Either way the surface of the tile is technically impervious with an absorption rate of less than…

ANSWER - The only legitimate way to alter the color of grout is to use a product manufactured and warranted for that purpose.