Miracle Sealants 511 Seal & Enhance Premium Enhancing Sealer for Stone & Tile, Pint

It's a good sealer and if you leave it wet and not wipe it off, it'll dry more shiny. It might take 2 coats. It can rejuvenate old grout to like new too.

This is literally the best sealer for natural stone. Used it on my patio. Yes, it’s expensive but it works without yellowing or crackling. Just enhanced your stone to original color. We have a travertine patio. I know miracle sealant makes a liquid specifically for more porous stones like ours but we have used this enhancer in the past and we are happy with it so we continue using this product. I literally and on all fours, with a paint dish and a brush. I brush the liquid on working in areas of about 20 sq ft at a time. Ones I have my little area all brushed up I use a rag and start at the stone that I brushed first and rub off any excess. Once done I continue with another roughly 20 sq ft area and do the same until done. You can take breaks in between or even wait days to continue. Still comes out looking great. Our walnut travertine had literally bleached to al ist white over the last two years since we didn’t treat it during that time and Miracle Sealant brought it back to life.

So I recently built (am still building) a house which included a cement tile backsplash for the kitchen. It's such beautiful tile and I it, but sadly after it was installed the dark (truffle) grout had stained the beautiful porous tiles and it looked not nearly as beautiful as it should have. After doing some research I discovered that others had fixed this problem by first applying Lemi Shine Detergent Booster (you can find it here: https://www.amazon.com/Lemi-Shine-Detergent-Booster-Ounce/dp/B00KOC6KEE) and following up with this product by Miracle Sealants. 1 bottle of the Lemi Shine applied (with a large sponge) twice with vigorous and enthusiastic strength (and immediate rinsing of each area) removed all the nasty grout stains from my beautiful tile. As was to be expected though, this left the tile looking washed out, faded, and really dull. I allowed the tile to dry for a week, I'm not sure this was necessary, but the tile is porous and I wasn't taking any more chances. I then applied Miracle Sealants 511 Seal & Enhance Color & Gloss Enhancers. I applied two very thin coats of this, following the instructions provided and my tile gleams more beautifully now than when it was brand new on the display shelf. The colors are revived and brilliant! The design pops! It is not "shiny" at all. From a short distance it looks matte, and right up close it has a light satin finish, but from either vantage it looks amazing! I am so thrilled to have found this amazing product! It saved my kitchen design and my beautiful tile backsplash. I could not recommend this more highly!

Worked 95%! This got rid of the clr marks on my dark granite. Fir the most part. It didn’t get rid of all of the etching though. Still looks better than it did before.

This sealant was perfect for our sandstone hearth. Easy to apply, affordable, and met all expectations. Surprised how quickly it dried. Surprised how quickly it dried. Added a little variation in color, which looks great.

We have two stone tables on our patio: a granite coffee table and a slate picnic table. We have been using Miracle Sealants SEENPT6 511 Seal & Enhance Color & Gloss Enhancers on both for years now ... and always get fantastic results. This product seals the stone and provides an attractive wet or glossy look when dry. Our experience has been that the seal will last two to three years. We live in Minnesota and leave these tables outside during the winter. The sealant does its job well ... keeps moisture and dirt from seeping into the stone. The attached pictures show how the sealant looks when dry. I would best describe it as a wet look that really brings out the natural beauty of the stone. We apply this sealant with a cheap stain brush that you can find at any big box home store. Work in small areas, letting the sealant seem into the stone. Do not try to spread it too thin. We have found that if you let it dry for 20 to 30 minutes, then apply a second coat you get the best results. The pint bottle we purchased was enough to cover two coats on both tables with about 1/3 of the pint left over. This product delivers excellent results and is well worth the price. Five stars.

Working really well on my slate so far. I've been a solid user of the regular 511 impregnator on jobs, which is always fun to bill for, and in my own home, so this was a first time use for me. I think the odor is a bit stronger, but you can really tell that it's sinking in and where a second coat is needed. Happy that this will also harden the material and hoping for less chipping on the slate. If you're between product types, I would ALWAYS use a penetrating sealer on grout and tile and never a silicone product or other type that sits on the surface. You simply need to clean and apply over top annually - no prep or resurfacing required. I am disappointed to see the price increasing for 511 products in store. Doubling and tripling prices for blatant greed needs to stop. If this price point increases here, I'll change products/brands in an instant but hoping I won't have to.

This worked great at restoring color and shine on our 20 year old flagstone that takes a beating in the desert sun. 3 stars because it is expensive and needs to be redone annually.

Muy fácil de aplicar, y al parecer funciona muy bien

Nearly had a fit when I saw size of the bottle. Thought it would never cover the patio I had bought it for. Not quite finished yet but I think I will jphave enough for another coat. We had a patio put in last year and within weeks the slate had gone to look pale and dirty. Now, it looks superb. Expensive, yes, but well worth it for the look alone. I will see what it looks like in a years time and comment back. But for now, it's done exactly what it says it does.

I was not sure about this product but was very pleasently surprised. I did not know if I would like the product and how much of it I would need. From the product description on the Amazon website says it can cover 62 - 1,000 square feet for a quart. The bottle itself does not indicate as much coverage and does say it depends on the type of surface. I had 400 square feet to cover and used it on slate floor in different rooms (that had never been sealed). I started with a quart and figured if I loved it would buy a second quart if needed. I ended up using 2 quarts (did 2 coats on most rooms) for a small area that is really high traffic I did 3 coats. Looks gorgeous, wish I had sealed it years ago! When water dropped on the kitchen floor it beaded and no longer went into the tile. The product is a water consistency, I was expecting it to be thicker. It rolls on very easily and fast. I was concerned about the smell with reviews that indicated it had a terrible harsh smell. I have allergies with chemical products and started with a heavy mask but was pleasently surprised that I did not need the mask and took it off. I do recommend that you have plenty of ventilation (have as many windows open as possible) and because of that it would be best to apply it either in the spring or early fall. I have a room left to do and will finish it in the fall. I read a lot of posts regarding what products to use to apply as well as what to use to wipe excess. Below is what I used for that. I used a few things with it (since it was for the cottage I did not spend much) - for applying I used a large roller for larger areas and a 1 1/2" paint brush (for tighter places (corners and against the wall) and a large roller tray to pour the product into it. Then for wiping excess I bought a flat mop refill from the dollar store (for $1.50) and wiped with that. I recommend that you wash the mop refill at the end of the day since it dries and wont work as well the next day (or just use a new one since it is cheap). The roller and paint brush I sealed in a plastic bag and was able to use the next day (I had put the mop refill in the same bag but it dried). The roller tray I did not bother to clean the next day just made sure all the product was used up and poured left over into the bottle. Even if it was not for my cottage I would not have used exensive things that they recommend you buy to roll as well as wipe. Even the roller, paint brush and paint tray I used ones I bought at the dollar store. On some sites 4 pads cost $25+ and the tray they recommend is $40 (which I read terrible reviews on that indicated the tray is small and flimsy and you have to be very careful with it). Lot easier to use a paint roller tray and paint roller (I also used a long painting extension which was great since after I did all the corners and edges I no longer had to be on my hands an knees to apply). Good luck, I really liked the product and hope that my suggestions will help you.

A very good product. Used it on Grey Granite. Brings out the wet look.

It has transformed the floors. They look brilliant. The colours really show and it has made the floor look better than when installed.