Tenax Ager Color Enhancing Stone Sealer – Applicator Pen
The Tenax Ager Color Enhancing Stone Sealer applicator pen is a hand-held touch-up tool that conceals scratches, chips and nicks on medium to dark stone while enhancing the color of the area it is applied to.
Key Features
- Applicator pen format for controlled touch-up on a defect rather than treatment of a whole surface.
- Conceals scratches, chips and nicks on medium to dark stone - Tenax positions it as a concealer as much as a sealer.
- UV resistant, anti-stain and anti-graffiti, per the published properties for the Ager line.
- Ships as one pen.
- No fill volume is published by Tenax or by any distributor, so none is stated here.
Who Is This For?
Installers and service techs handling punch-list defects on site - a scratch found at final walkthrough, a chipped edge, a nick on a dark granite mitre - where opening a can of enhancer for one mark is not practical. Also useful in the van kit of a countertop repair tech.
What This Is Not For
A pen is a defect tool, not a sealer for area work; sealing a whole top or a run of edges calls for a can, and the Tenax Ager Color-Enhancing Impregnating Sealer in 250 ml is the smallest one Tenax makes. Tenax's concealing claim is for medium to dark stone, so it is not the right approach on white marble or a light quartzite, where a touch-up will show.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much product is in the pen?
No fill volume for the Tenax Ager pen is published by Tenax or by any distributor on record, so the quantity cannot be stated. It is sold as one pen.
Does the pen hide scratches or just enhance color?
Tenax positions the Ager pen as a concealer for scratches, chips and nicks on medium to dark stone that also seals and enhances the color of the area treated.
Will it work on light-colored stone?
Tenax's concealing claim for the Ager pen is made for medium to dark stone. On light material the enhanced area is more likely to read as a darker patch.
Is it the same chemistry as Ager in a can?
The pen carries Tenax Ager, the solvent-based color-enhancing sealer, in an applicator form. The published difference is the format and the concealing application, not a different product line.