Dry-Treat Stain-Proof Dense Stone Impregnating Sealer – 1 Pint, Solvent-Based
Dry-Treat Stain-Proof Dense Stone Impregnating Sealer – 1 Pint, Solvent-Based
The Dry-Treat Stain-Proof Dense Stone Impregnating Sealer is a solvent-based impregnating sealer supplied in a 1 pint can and optimized for dense natural stone such as granite and marble.
Key Features
- Contains a super penetrator for deep penetration of dense granites and marbles; optimized for dense natural stone.
- Supplied as 1 pint (16 fl oz), manufacturer item number 110712 - not a quart, unlike most of the range.
- Solvent-based chemistry: ethanol carrier with silane and fluoropolymer.
- Manufacturer lists it for natural stone, concrete countertops, mosaic, stone tiles and natural stone showers.
- Published today as Dense Stone Impregnating Sealer; previously sold as Stain-Proof Plus, with the formula unchanged.
Who Is This For?
Fabricators and installers sealing dense granite and marble countertops, stone showers and concrete tops, where a general sealer sits on the surface instead of getting in. The pint suits per-job use rather than floor-scale work.
What This Is Not For
Dense stone is still absorbent; porcelain and engineered quartz are not. For polished porcelain and quartz, use the Dry-Treat Stain-Proof Porcelain & Quartz Sealer, which uses nano-size molecules built for low-absorption surfaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size does the Dense Stone Impregnating Sealer come in?
Manufacturer item 110712 is a 1 pint (16 fl oz) container. It is a pint, not a quart, which matters because most other sealers in this range are supplied as quarts.
What makes it different from a standard impregnating sealer?
Dense Stone Impregnating Sealer contains a super penetrator for deep penetration of dense granites and marbles, and is optimized by the manufacturer for dense natural stone.
What surfaces is it listed for?
The manufacturer lists natural stone, concrete countertops, mosaic, stone tiles and natural stone showers.
Is this the same product as Stain-Proof Plus?
Yes. Dense Stone Impregnating Sealer is the current published name for the sealer previously sold as Stain-Proof Plus; the manufacturer states the formulas have not changed.
Is it solvent-based?
Yes - the manufacturer spec sheet gives an ethanol carrier with silane and fluoropolymer chemistry.