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Sydney (02) 9666 3800 / Melbourne (03) 9558 4000
Sydney (02) 9666 3800 / Melbourne (03) 9558 4000
Sure Seal Porcelain Aerosol Can
This slower drying impregnator in an aerosol can is specifically formulated to seal and protect porcelain, marble, granite and all polished stone surfaces against oil and water-based stains.
Pick up & deliver to Sydney & Melbourne metro area only.
A first in the industry – LOW ODOUR aerosol sealer for Porcelain. This slower drying impregnator in an aerosol can is specifically formulated to seal and protect porcelain, marble, granite and all polished stone surfaces against oil and water-based stains. Sure Seal® Impregnator for Porcelain will not change the colour or appearance of the treated surface. Recommended to be used in conjunction with Sure Clean Porcelain Cleaner (New Improved Formula) prior to application.
Installation:
On Polished Surfaces: Surface should be clean, dry and free from any waxes, coatings, grout haze or finishes. (Sure Seal® recommends using Sure Clean 1 Step Porcelain Cleaner). Always test product in an inconspicuous area for suitability. Protect any painted or stained surface adjacent to the application area. Apply one good coat to the polished surface and grout lines by holding can approximately 15-20cm away from desired surface and spray slowly in a sweeping motion. For best results, leave to dry for a minimum of 1 hour, then re-apply a second coat to the area. Buff treated area (swiftly) before the second coat is dry using a rag or a woolen soft pad. For optimum results, avoid use of treated area for at least 5 hours (to allow for curing), the surface should be kept dry during this time. Sure Seal® should only be used in open or well ventilated areas or when a suitable mask is worn.
Pre-Grout Sealer/Release:
Use as a grout release prior to grouting to prevent grout stains and facilitate grout cleanup.
Maintenance:
To clean treated areas, simply use water and mild detergent. Do not use harsh cleaning agents such as abrasive powders, ammonia, acids or bleach.
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