STONEPLUS ECO, Stone Sealer Color Enhancer, Water Based Paver Sealer, Ideal for All Natural Stone: Travertine, Granite, Slate; Outdoor Enhancing Sealer, Matte Finish, 1Pt

I used this to add shine to a stone wall in my bathroom. Next I will be using it on my stone pavers outside. It was so easy to use – simply poured some in a bowl and applied with a paintbrush. A little bit goes a long way, so definitely worth the price.

This sealer has more sheen than expected, but it’s beautiful and seems to be doing its job. Spilled liquid beads up nicely.

Demasiado caro para la cantidad que tiene esto no alcanza para nada espero que por lo menos sea bien efectivo

FILA Surface Care Solutions STONEPLUS ECO- I had never tried using a sealant for my pavers before, but I was getting a little tired of the look. I wanted to get the shine I see on some of my neighbors yards. This is pretty easy to use. It's just like painting the walls, basically. The bottle is tiny, but it doesn't take a lot to make a difference. Still this only covered part of my walkway which was enough to try it out. They suggest letting it dry for 4 hours, though I gave it a night before I walked on it. I learned a bit along the way, such as I should have freshly power-washed the walkway a day or two before using this, but I had done it recently. I get the feeling the cleaner the pavers, the better this works. After it sits for a bit, I whipped it down with a microfiber as they show in their videos. All around, pretty simple process. The pavers really come to life after applying the sealer. It's clear, but it gives a glossy, bright look to the paver. The quality is great, though I don't have much experience to compare it. I was impressed at the ease. I didn't have enough to do multiple coats, but in the tutorials I watched, they didn't mention doing additional ones. Additionally, the price point is a bit steep, but I can see the quality of the product. Overall I am impressed and would use this again though in a bigger size ideally.

It took more than 3 days to dry, and i'm not sure it ever cured After 3 days it was still tackey