Tenax Hydrex Natural Effect Sealer – Water Oil Resistant for Granite, Marble, and Natural Stone, Indoor/Outdoor Use

Tenax Hydrex Stone Sealer is a penetrating sealer that prevents liquids (stains) from penetrating into the material through it micro-porosities. Tenax Hydrex Stone Sealer is both waterproof and oil proof. Excellent for granite, carrara, Thassos, Trani, Botticini, marfill and similar stones. It is especially affective on polished granite and polished marbles. Tenax Hydrex Sealer allows the stone to breathe to maintain its natural characteristics. Tenax Hydrex Sealer may be used both indoors and outdoors. It does not change the color of the stone. Tenax Hydrex Sealer operates on the surface of materials. 1 Liter of Tenax Hydrex Stone Sealer will treat approximately 215-323 square feet of stone depending on the porosity of the stone.Features-Waterproof-Oil Proof-Great for Polished Granite & Marble-Indoor & Outdoor UseInstructionsThis product must be evenly applied on a clean, dry surface. Spread Tenax Hydrex Stone Sealer evenly using a clean sponge or cloth. Apply until surface no longer absorbs product. Immediately clean/buff with a clean dry cloth. Excess product may create a superficial glossy and sticky film so it is important to remove excess immediately after application. After waiting 10-15 minutes repeat procedure. If used on floors wait 24 hours before walking on surface.Shelf LifeThis product will last at least 2 years if kept between 65° and 77°. Keep away from heat, humidity and sunlight.WARNING: Tenax Hydrex does not provide anti-etch protection on marble surfaces. Use of acidic substances such as wine, tomatoes, citrus, coffee, etc. will etch the surface by creating a chemical reaction with eh calcium carbonate present in marbles. For etching problems use Tenax TeEtch.Please read Safety data sheet before usage.SafetyPlease read the safety data sheet before use and follow the product instructions. When using Tenax Hydrex Stone Sealer for the first time we suggest testing on a small hidden area first.