More Premium Stone Sealer - Water-Based Protectant - Granite, Marble, Concrete & Grout Sealer - for Indoor & Outdoor Use - Protects Against Oil, Water-Based Stains - Unscented - (16oz)

The sealer was really easy to use and left my granite countertop looking new again. Water started beading up within minutes of sealing, which proved to me that the sealer was working. Now I can continue to cook in my kitchen with the peace of mind that my granite will remain stain free. It's also water-based and essentially odor-free, so I didn't have to worry about inhaling any harsh fumes.

I used the product on both my marble floors and countertops from the kitchen to the restrooms. It works fantastic. The best way to apply this is with a wide painters brush. Start at one end of your counters and apply it all around as if you was adding one coat of paint. Then work your way around and add a second layer never allowing it to dry like the label says. It took about 3 times around or 30 minutes total to complete 3 trips, and then with a very large towel start wiping the first area first and simply buff all the wetness away! It should never dry on the surface! The goal is to allow the solution to soak in for 15 minutes. The apply again after 30 minutes. I believe you can go the whole 30 minutes instead of 15 by just keep Stirring the pot by not allowing it to dry by applying more trips to keep it wet. Because it stayed wet the whole time allowing you to remove it easy using a large beach type towel. Then after an hour I took these photos showing no left over dry spots from the solution. I then sprayed water from the sink onto the countertop to see it appears as they do after a good waxing. The smell was hardly noticed and it was fast! The bottle says good for 8 years. Are they talking about the application life span?I plan to do this again in 6 months and then once a year afterwards. Why spend thousands on a rock if you’re not willing to spend under $100 to keep them lasting forever. Make it make ¢👈🏾🤣😂💪🏾💕

This product was recommended by the installer of my marble vanity top. He uses it on all his marble installations. I can not compare it to other similar products but I am happy with the protection it gives my vanity top.

I had purchased a granite top for my new bathroom vanity and as I was about to leave the business the sales lady mentioned that the granite needs sealed. Say what?!? Why was I not told that at the beginning? Plus I had to attach the bowl myself. I’m a female and she said it was all easy. I went to a granite business and was told to buy More Premium. I must have read the instructions 20 times. I put it off for over a week. Finally I did it. I used a sponge-type paint brush. Went on super easy. The granite store salesman said to leave on 4-5 minutes but the container says 15. I left on for 12 because most of it had been absorbed. It looked great and I felt relieved. I put a drop of water at 4 different spots and it did not soak in anywhere. I’m so happy! If I can do it, anyone can. Great stuff!!

Follow directions closely

Got a new white marble countertop installed. My first experience with this in a home. Constantly getting water rings on the surface that would take hours to go away.I used a paint edger to apply this sealer. Poured a small puddle and spread it out. Applied a bit more if needed so it didn't dry out for the 15 minutes.After that, wipe dry, wait 30 minutes and you can do another coat. I applied three coats and it is far, far better. A massive improvement.

We recently remodeled our kitchen and added granite countertops. Long story short...we initially HATED the granite because it absorbed EVERYTHING! We thought what a costly mistake it was to choose granite. With a little investigation, I gathered the countertops had not been sealed (or properly) as they said they would. They came out and used this product. They were in and out of my house in about a half hour. It made a dramatic difference! The installer admitted that they were not sealed properly so I was happy to learn that. After they left I fell in love with my countertops. I have 2 grandkids that are here often and eat several meals/snacks a day. We have an eat-in/on extension of our island and I have the kids seats installed all the time. I've had everything from mustard to blueberries sitting on the countertops that I have discovered hours later...it wipes right up without any staining. Even left on dried coffee dribbles come up without a problem.I was told by the installer to redo in 6 months then each year after, but I didn't get around to it for about 9. I bought this on Amazon recently and reapplied it. I used a paintbrush and let dry for about 15 minutes as directed. Dried longer in some spots since it took a bit to apply. The only complaint I have is the directions say to wipe up with a dry cloth. I found I had to lightly dampen a paper towel, then use the dry microfiber cloth. Otherwise I didn't have enough muscle to remove it because the product is dried on. I bought the pint size as a little goes a long way. I will try to add pictures so you can see the size of my kitchen to gauge how much you'd need.

I read the reviews of some big-box store marble sealers and some purchasers reported, devastatingly, that the sealer they used discolored their white marble. I held my breath and purchased this one, and I'm relieved to report no discoloration. It helped reduce (but, did not eliminate) the appearance of a water ring that had already formed. We're being much more careful, but I haven't noticed any new etching or rings since sealing. I feel better that the tabletop is sealed and plan on using a tablecloth for meals in the future, but I love looking at a pristine piece of marble during non-eating times. :) Would absolutely buy this sealer again.