Aqua MixSealers Choice Gold - Quart

I applied one generous coat Aqua Mix Sealer's Choice Gold (Rapid Cure Formular). I really worked it into the grout with a paint brush and with a foam paint roller onto our kitchen floor stone tile. I had two windows open during the entire time.I wiped off any excess of the sealer but apparently not well enough. The next day there was visible white residue on all the floor tiles which didn't look pretty at all. First, I tried to get it off with soapy water - it wouldn't work. Then, I tried a few other things, nothing worked.Finally, I applied some White Vinegar (undiluted) and it easily removed the white residue!If you have the same issue, be careful:a) don't pour the vinegar directly onto the tile. It will create a vinegar stain and remove all your good work on just that spot - even if you spread out the vinegar over the rest of that stone tile right away.b) After doing that mistake twice, I put the White Vinegar onto a folded cloth diaper and carefully wiped over the tile (not the grout) 1-2x . I didn't wipe any more because I didn't want to remove the entire sealer.And it worked! All the excess white residue is gone and there is still sealer on my tiles and grout. I tested it by pouring some water onto the stone tiles and grout (various spots) and saw that round water drops were forming. So the sealer is working.Additional note: I thoroughly cleaned all the stone tiles and grout with a Karcher Steam Cleaner (Multi Purpose) before I applied the Aqua Mix Sealer's Choice Gold. That steam cleaner really removes the dirt.

Well known product, have used it in the past on other tile jobs like bathroom shower and floor. Rand out and repurchased for a backsplash in the laundry room. Hoping it holds up as that sink gets a lot of use

Yes, this stuff is expensive, but in my view it's worth it. Considering the amount of work involved with cleaning and sealing a floor, using a quality sealer saves you in the long run. I don't care what people say, you have to get on your hands and knees to do it correctly (I know- I'm a boomer!).Used this on a 25 year old porcelain tile floor. After thoroughly cleaning grout and repairing areas that were cracked and/or chipping out, I used this product. Two coats were applied a day apart, with three coats on Kitchen and high traffic areas. Of course, there's no way for me to tell if it really lasts 15 years (I'd be happy with 10). Also, not sure how many coats that would be needed for granite or marble.In previous homes I've used the higher-end sealers, as well as the less expensive ones from the big box places, and they really don't save any money over this sealer.

I used the cleaner and it was AMAZING - then I put this seal. I used it on a 1949 vintage toilet that I plan to reuse in my remodel. I have not used it on my marble floors yet but so far - so good! Definitely work in a ventilated area and use protective gloves.

Excellent! Nice product, got on time...I like that..unfortunately unable to use yet... will update later

Great product. Sealed the granite stone and grout. Easy to apply.

I've used Auqua Mix stone sealer for 5 years now, but it wasn't until last year that I experienced the rewards of the product. I had set out some new holiday decorations on our front entries natural stone slabs and they had gotten rained on. When we went out to pick them up and put away there were three big spots - yellow, red and green. I took a bucket of soapy water and a soft brush and the stains came out or I should say the stains came OFF the stone! That accident could have cost $$$$$ in replacing the stone! Yes the Aqua Mix sealer is a bit pricey, but it saved a costly replacement job or having to live with that ugly stain for a very long time. In fact we have since used it for a patio remodel and covered 4,500 sq. ft. of travertine with the sealer. It's an easy job to do. For the entry steps and landing a small 6" paint roller on a pole does a wonderful job. For the patio we used an oversized roller and about 2 hrs. of labor to complete the job. Set out your "do not walk on" signs and depending on the air temps in 2 -3 hours it is dry. We regularly stay off the stone work for 24 hrs. before putting patio furniture back on the surface. We know we have great coverage when the water beads up and runs off the surface. As the sun is very unforgiving where we live we use Aqua Mix sealer every year to keep the stone looking it's best.

This grout sealer was pretty easy to apply and waterproofed the grout well.