Tenax Luxor Self-Polishing Varnish – 1 Quart, Self-polishing Varnish, Can
Tenax Luxor Self-Polishing Varnish – 1 Quart, Self-polishing Varnish, Can
Tenax Luxor is a self-polishing varnish supplied in a 1 Quart can that forms a hard, anti-scratch film on both polished and raw stone, including chiseled edges and the undersides of overhangs.
Key Features
- Self-polishing varnish: it forms a hard film that comes up to a finish on its own, on raw as well as polished surfaces.
- Anti-scratch, UV-stable and non-yellowing.
- Tenax's stated applications are chiseled edges, the undersides of overhangs, countertops and flooring - places that are hard to bring to a finish mechanically.
- Published by Tenax for marble, granite, onyx and agglomerates.
- This item is the 1 Quart can. Tenax also publishes Luxor as a spray, which is a different pack.
- Formerly sold as TeLux; Tenax confirms the former name.
Who Is This For?
Fabricators finishing chiseled, split-face or rough edge details that cannot be polished with a pad, and installers dealing with the underside of an overhang where a machine will not reach. Also used on flooring and countertops where a sacrificial film finish is wanted rather than an impregnator.
What This Is Not For
Luxor is a film on the surface, not an impregnator inside it, so it is the wrong product where the requirement is stain resistance in the body of the stone - the Tenax Hydrex Natural Effect Sealer is the penetrating water- and oil-repellent option. Note also that this SKU is the can; buyers who want the aerosol format need the separate Luxor spray item, which is not this listing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was Luxor called before?
Tenax Luxor was formerly sold as TeLux. Tenax confirms the former name on its own product page.
Where is a self-polishing varnish actually used?
Tenax lists chiseled edges, the undersides of overhangs, countertops and flooring as the applications for Luxor - surfaces that are difficult or impossible to bring to a finish with a polishing pad.
Does the film yellow in sunlight?
Tenax publishes Luxor as UV-stable and non-yellowing, and as forming a hard anti-scratch film.
Is this the can or the spray?
Tenax publishes Luxor in two formats, a 1 Quart can and a spray. This item is the can.
What stone can it go on?
Tenax publishes Luxor for marble, granite, onyx and agglomerates, on both polished and raw material.