Hello all,
I'm new here, but glad to have found somewhere useful to ask my questions. Any help appreciated.
I've had a granite slab shower installed. Looks good, but haven't used it yet. (It's been months since it was installed, but it hasn't been used as yet). Fabricator/installer said the granite had been sealed at the shop, but was vague about what was used, and I note that drops of water quickly absorb and darken the granite, so I want to have a better
sealer that will stop that color change when part of it gets wet. (Doesn't seem unreasonable to me).
So far, from my internet searches, I've found a product by Tenax - either Hydrex or Protex - can't determine what the difference is between them.
Also, there's a product by Bellinzoni - superseal, or superseal CE.
Finally, I've found info' on Zetaseal from Regent stone products.
Question is - which
sealer will do the best job? I don't want ruin my granite by putting on the wrong product. I prefer something that lasts a while too, if possible.
In case you wonder, the granite is a salmon color, with lots of gray to white veins in it. It's also on the vanity top.
I guess if I had to put on a product that would give a wet look, that might be O.K. as long as the color enhancement stayed consistent. I don't want darker color patches here and there where the product isn't wearing off. Talking of darkening of color with some products, is there a limit to how dark it makes the stone, or does it get darker and darker with every application?
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