Miracle Sealants 511 Impregnator Sealer for Stone and Grout Protection

Pen Name: It’s an excellent product, I could see my floor looks like a new but it has very strong gasoline like smell which made me feel sick and that smell lasts for couple of hours.

United States on Nov 21, 2023

William King: I was very happy with this product. I brushed it on at first until I realize it was not a paint product. I spread it out with a sponge, and it worked great. I do not know how long it will last but it looked great and worked very well.

United States on Nov 14, 2023

Terry FarrahTerry Farrah: I had been looking for something that would add a bit of a gloss or sheen to 100 year old unglazed ceramic tile. This product didn't do that. The tile looked exactly as it did before I applied this product.

United States on Nov 09, 2023

James MahoneyJames Mahoney: before and after photos, the tables are solid marble and came with a factory sealer on them that was just temporary, I did not know this so every water drop showed and would not come off. I used the substitute aside cleaner made by this brand first which was the result of photo 1 then sealed it with this product. they came out amazing nothing stains the tables I can put a glass on them and if it sweats I just wipe it off no mark left behind. this brand and following the steps saved my $1000 living room table set.

United States on Oct 11, 2023

JWINK: I use this on a flagstone patio that I want to keep water from penetrating and damaging and staining the stone. This works better and lasts longer than the regular sealer from the same brand. This works well, absorbs quickly and lasts. Before I finished the sealant had already dried into the stone. You should still let it cure for 48 hours or so before stepping on it or getting the stone wet. It did not alter the color of the natural stone or anything like that, but I suggest testing in a small area before using.

It keeps the patio looking nice, sealed from the elements and keeps stains and mold from penetrating. I will say this though, this does not go as far in terms of square footage as the claim on the bottle. It is dependent on the type of stone you are using as to well it absorbs into the stone. In my case, I ended up using 5 bottles for a 25 by 20 Flagstone patio. Other than being expensive for quart or gallon (and has gotten way more expensive in recent years), this does the job.

4 stars

United States on Sep 13, 2023