Dry-Treat Stain-Proof Premium Impregnating Sealer – 1 Quart, Solvent-Based
Dry-Treat Stain-Proof Premium Impregnating Sealer – 1 Quart, Solvent-Based
The Dry-Treat Stain-Proof Premium Impregnating Sealer is a solvent-based impregnating sealer supplied in a 1 quart can for protecting natural stone, brick, pavers, tile, concrete and grout against staining.
Key Features
- Solvent-based formulation carried in ethanol and n-butyl acetate, with a VOC content below 650 g/L.
- Supplied as 1 quart (32 fl oz), manufacturer item number 110513.
- Impregnating sealer - it soaks into the surface rather than leaving a coating on top of it.
- Rated by the manufacturer for indoor and outdoor use on building facades, floors, walls, countertops, showers, pool surrounds, patios, garages, kitchens and entertaining areas.
- Published today as Premium Impregnating Sealer; this is the product previously sold as Stain-Proof Original, with the formula unchanged.
Who Is This For?
Stone fabricators, countertop installers, tile setters and masons sealing porous installations in kitchens, bathrooms and exterior hardscape. The quart is the working size for countertop and vanity work rather than whole-floor jobs.
What This Is Not For
This is a general-purpose impregnating sealer and is not the right choice for low-absorption surfaces. On polished porcelain and engineered quartz, use the Dry-Treat Stain-Proof Porcelain & Quartz Sealer, which is built for surfaces that barely absorb.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Premium Impregnating Sealer solvent-based or water-based?
Dry-Treat Stain-Proof Premium Impregnating Sealer is solvent-based, carried in ethanol and n-butyl acetate, with a VOC content below 650 g/L.
Is this the same product as Stain-Proof Original?
Yes. Premium Impregnating Sealer is the current published name for the sealer previously sold as Stain-Proof Original; the manufacturer states the formula has not changed.
What size is item 110513?
Manufacturer item 110513 is a 1 quart (32 fl oz) container.
Can it be used outdoors?
The manufacturer lists both indoor and outdoor use, including building facades, patios, pool surrounds, garages, floors and walls, as well as countertops and showers.
Does it change the look of the stone?
It is an impregnating sealer, which penetrates the surface rather than forming a film on top. For a deliberate color change, a color-enhancing sealer is the correct product instead.