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Even if they are matt in finish then they will not necessary need sealing, normally it is polished or dust pressed or smooth through bodied.. and all are not porous as in they will soak up water ,some will darken slightly wet wetted.. As mentioned above,apply droplet of water and leave for 10 mins, then wipe off if a dark circle area is left then a coat of sealer will help maintenance of the tile..
 

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