StonePro – Traverfill Light (1 Lb.) (for Repairing Holes in Travertine)

Great products, easy to use

Fantastic product. Easy to use and quick to dry.

Have used epoxy type fillers with success in my travertine floor, this looked a much easier fix- which it is, but doesn’t last long, filler soon comes out of the holes

Very good product

This was very easy to use and made a huge difference in the look of our travertine. It fills in those little holes that you can’t possibly clean.

I wasn't sure how this would work, but I must say I'm impressed. It filled the holes in our travertine and cleaned up really well. This was a simple product to use and as mentioned, really easy to clean up. Once it sets, the excess scrapes off cleanly and can be vacuumed up or wiped with a sponge. I sprayed sealer on top to help protect it and so far, no one can tell where I had holes in the travertine floor. Nice job Traverfill!

This Traverfill made filling travertine pits as easy as filling nail holes with spackling. The light color works well on my travertine. It is costly but I saw no alternative that costs less. I used a cut-up credit card to apply it to small pits and holes, as a substitute for a plastic putty knife that worked very well. I also used it to stir water into the dry powder, and this was easy.

Gotta walk on eggshells when using this stuff because it does not stay in. It is also easily soiled. Perhaps I'm doing incorrectly ?I followed ALL instructions on my second bottle purchase.

One of the biggest mistakes I ever made was remodeling my kitchen and two bathroom floors using travertine. Besides being supersensitive to some cleaning products, the filler used to fill the natural voids in travertine by the quarry or manufacturer started popping out. My bad, I’m stuck with it. I purchased this product to fill the voids but three issues became apparent. Shrinkage, color matching and a matte finish. Shrinkage may be the biggest issue because after following the instructions, the fill level dropped overnight so the deep voids became shallow voids which still looked awful. I tried overfilling the voids, letting them dry overnight followed by gentle sanding using a drywall block sander. This turned out better but It’s still less than satisfactory. Color matching was the next issue. I purchased both the dark and the light mix but since my floors are predominantly a gold color, a dozen mix experiments still did not yield a satisfactory match. The matte finish of the patching material is also a turnoff. It may not matter if used for a tiny void but anything larger stands out. Adding to this is the patch is porous. It soaks up water every time the floor is washed. I tried “painting” the patched spots with polymer stone floor polish with limited success. Not sure what will happen in the weeks ahead. This product has good intentions and my issues may mean nothing to you.