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Can I seal a Saltillo Terra Cotta tile with a Sealer that won't change its appearance?

3 thoughts on “Can I seal a Saltillo Terra Cotta tile with a Sealer that won’t change its appearance?”

  1. Arturo León
    Arturo León says:

    Hello,

    I have 3,000 sq feet of outside Saltillo tile that I am would like to reseal and would like to use Miracle
    Seal 511 impregnator. I have power washed and removed a lot of the old Glaze N’ Seal Ole sealant but not all. Can I still use the 511 impregnator over the left over existing sealant? Thanks and would appreciate an answer.

    • Donato Pompo
      Donato Pompo says:

      First of all, you need to follow the data sheet directions for the Miracle 511 Impregnator product that you intend to use.

      It should tell you that you need to remove all of the existing sealer. The 511 impregnator has to be able to absorb into the Saltillo tile to work as intended.

      You need to read the Glaze N’ Seal data sheet on how to remove it. Typically sealers like this need to be removed with a sealer stripper in a careful way so the Saltillo tile is porous enough to receive the new sealer.

      It is a bit of a messy process, but if you don’t follow the directions, then you may not get a satisfactory result.

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