CoverTec GlazeGuard Satin Ceramic & Porcelain Tile, Grout Sealer Satin Finish (4 oz Kit)

So I bought this fun, playful, peel and stick tile with stone composite surface on Wayfair. The pictures depicted it on the floor, with furniture on top, so I assumed it was, um, floorsafe. Big mistake. When it arrived, the surface seemed really fragile, so I read the small print, and it said suitable only for walls. Yikes! It was going to be too hard to try to return it (had, like, 20 individual boxes) and we needed tile pronto in this bathroom. “How bad could it be?” my partner asked. (Spoiler: very bad.) I installed the tile and grouted between, for looks and strength. It looked great, but, predictably, the tile picked up nicks and scratches from even light activity. I started to panic. Asked at Lowes if they had any product to super-seal the surface of crappy tile, making it unscratchable, and they said no one makes that. I searched the internet, and found this stuff being used in industrial settings like kitchens in restaurants. Decided to try it in a last-ditch effort. Wow. The surface isn’t perfect (probably part user error) (even a little dust can easily make it less even), but it sealed the hell out of my bad tile decisions. The floor has taken not a single new scratch or nick. Problem solved. I am amazed and grateful. Pretty simple to apply, and it totally did the trick. If only all my foolish decisions were so easily remedied!

We live in the UK but had to order from US as no distributor available here.We had patio tiles laid in the bathroom a few years ago to provide a non-slip floor for our disabled parent. Unfortunately we discovered the tiles were really difficult to clean as the rough surface ripped mops and cloths.We ordered this product in the hope that it would smooth some of the roughness. It arrived on time and once mixed was really easy to apply.Only downside was that there no measurements on outside of bottles so you could check how much to mix.Finish is lovely and shiny - and cleaning the floor has become a much easier chore.

I just had my family room/kitchen retiled in a beautiful 2x2 porcelain tile. The finish of the tile though was very matte like and we decided to get a glossy seal, for protection and looks. Settled on this product. Watched videos, read reviews for tips, read paperwork. Preparation to make everything absolutely clean and make sure you only clean with water.When you apply this, it goes on as a wet look, then turns a hazy white pretty fast. The problem is that unless your apply exactly the same amount of product everywhere, it looks streaky, and my floor now doe slook very streaky where in some places there is thicker amount of product than others.When i applied, i did exactly as instructed, had someone go around edges with microfiber mini roller, as i applied with full sized microfiber roller. Loading up the roller and rolling off excess before applying. rolling into groutlines then the rest of the tile as i worked 4 2x2 tiles at a time. The result is everything is the same wet and shiny, goes glazy white, but then 12 hours later incredibly streaky. You cannot see where you put more product than elsewhere until its too late.How you can get this right i do no know, as you cannot just apply a second coat like you would if you were painting. First you have to sand everything and cleanup. Sanding 400 sq feet !Now i will have to get a professional in to fix this.UPDATE: I was a little hasty in my original review. Yes it is not so easy to work with, but i was working too fast when applying to my floor, as i was concerned that the product gets sticky on the roller too quickly. Result was i didnt apply enough product in many places. I took the trouble to sand a 4x4 area of tiles down lightly as directed, and reapplied, this time taking time and ensuring everything was nicely covered. Came out very sweet. Course, i now have to sand down the other 290 sq feet and buy some more product. Also its totally a 2 person job, one does the edges right before you then roll over and blend with the edge as you go round.UPDATE: 7 months after i did this, the grout in most places is black and no easier to clean that if it were unsealed. But disconcertingly in a few high traffic areas, small spots have, i assume, peeled off because there is no product in a couple of tiny areas heavily travelled. I can only assume this will get worse over time.

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I had purchased this wood like Porcelain floors as this had the smoothest finish. I was looking for wood like finish but without any grooves for my kitchen. After installation it looked pretty hazy, when it was wet it looked beautiful. There was no sheen on it so wanted to add little sheen to it. So I contacted the manufacturer and there was not much help so finally decided to try this product. I used it on a smaller area under the fridge and tested it.I have posted before and after images.Do'sRemove any haze or left over grout on the tiles using this product- https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01972C44Q/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1Make sure there is good lightingwe used medicine cups to measure and kept making small quantity so that it does not thickens and we do not waste.I cleaned the floor and mopped it. Let it dry for 8-10 hoursBefore applying I used air sucking pipe of vacuum cleaner to remove any hair. I did not use any brush at the end as the brush always has hair.We applied in November and it was cold so please give 24 hours to dry.I also made my husband to cover his hair with a shower cap and made sure to cover my hair too so that it does not fall while we are working on it.