Indian Sandstone Sealer & Colour Intensifier 5 Litre Reviews

4.8 Rating 97 Reviews

About Floorseal co.uk :

Floorseal provides professional cleaning & sealing products for both the DIY and trade use markets. Our products are suitable for cleaning & sealing natural stone, block pavers, brick, ceramic, porcelain and clay based tiles.

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Phone:

01484 861461

Location:

Unit N7,
Meltham Mills Industrial Estate,
Holmfirth
United Kingdom
HD9 4DS

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“Easy to apply quick to dry looks great now even when dry.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Very impressed with this product so far . Nicely enhanced the natural colour with a Matt finish.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“My stone floor looks amazing. So very pleased do hope it wears well too.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Just completed our. Indian Sandstone patio jet washed it first the followed the application instructions easy and excellent result would recommend to anyone did try a test sample first probably worth it to be safe coverage was as stated and no waste used a spray for application and removed puddles as I went using a sponge mop.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“This product is excellent. Cannot believe the difference that it has made to my patio. Used the companies specialised cleaners first, then applied the sealer intensifier. Fabulous results. The patio looks awesome!! The helpdesk is second to none with their advise and delivery is quick.”

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Posted 1 year ago

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Posted 1 year ago

“I used this product to seal and enhance the colours of my new Indian sandstone patio. It worked very well and really made the colours pop. One word of warning, I followed the instructions about drying and curing times but the first time my patio tiles became wet the polymer in the product ‘bloomed’ leaving a white hazy surface appearance. I would recommend leaving the product for longer than the 24 hours recommended by the supplier and don’t go mad applying too much to the surface of the tiles.”