seal guard sealants aerosol

[TilingLogistics]

This contradicts Sealguard themselves. I spoke to them last Friday about the use of this product and they clearly stated that it can be used for sealing both tiles and grout. This was there technical department and not the receptionist. I have also sent a mail to them asking for clarification on its uses, so that this confusion can be cleared up. I'll let you all know when I get a response.
Cheers

I am sorry I don't care what Sealguard Technical department said!!! Any spray applicated sealant is lower end of the market. It can never work as well as a liquid applied penetrative sealer. Even Aqua Mix admit that:huh2:

A lot of it is lost in the atmosphere before it even gets to the surface. It is designed to quickly seal grout which is 20 times more porous than any porcelain

Kev

 

[Spud]

i found this when i sealed poliished porcelain with seal guard it evaporated off the tile so fast i found fila mp 90 worked far better for this application seal guard sealer has got its uses just not for sealing porcelain in my opinion

 

[LM Ceramics]

yes i got feed the same crap at my local tile clearing house in prestonone can of seal guard was about £28 got told it sealed grout and the tiles and i also got told it sealed up to 20 m2 ye right id stay away from it

 

[White Room]

Did'nt like the odour of the spray

 

[TilingLogistics]

Did'nt like the odour of the spray

Your not supposed to sniff it:lol::lol::lol:

Kev

 

[bobbin]

This is from SealGuard themselves -

Apologies for the delay in replying.

I am surprised to hear there is some confusion out there regarding the use of our product as like you say on the product label it clearly show what the product can be used for.

I can confirm the product can be used just for sealing grout which would be pertinent if you are for example you were installing a tile that did not need sealing such as a glazed ceramic but you still wanted to protect the grout.

Seal_Guard can also be used to seal virtually any type of natural stone including of course polished marble.

We recommend 2 coats and wait at least 20 minutes between each coat.

If you require any firuther assistance please do not hesitate to contact us

Regards

Customer service

 

[White Room]

Your not supposed to sniff it:lol::lol::lol:

Kev

Good one PMSL:lol::lol: Picked a bad day to give up aerosols:crazy:

 

[poynton phil]

i used this about 12 months ago to seal some 100x100 travertine, i thought it made them look really shiney, would'nt use it again, customer loved the look though, think i'v git pixs somewhere, how do i put them on here???

 

[Alex@SEALGUARD]

If your sealing Porcelain its best to use the Seal Guard Porcelain & Stone Impregnator for less pourous surfaces.

 

[bonemachine]

test the porcelain with a whiteboard marker. A small dot in the corner will do. If it rubs off its not neccessary to seal. But if it doesnt then seal with sealguard liquid, leave to dry, whatever the drying time is then seal again after grouting.