Sealers fall under the 2 following categories in Greenwood
Penetrating Sealer
(Impregnating, Transparent or Colour Enhancing)
Impregnating sealants effectively penetrate the travertine substrate in Greenwood, infiltrating the microscopic pinholes and open fissures inherent in its natural texture.
A transparent impregnating sealer in Greenwood won't alter the appearance of your sealed travertine, preserving its natural look. It won't hinder the stone's ability to release vapor and boasts a longer lifespan compared to film-forming sealers.
- Extended lifespan as the protection resides within the substrate, rather than just on the surface.
- Unaffected by UV light
- Permits the stone to "breathe," allowing retained moisture to escape.
- Surface remains non-slippery. Enhances the life expectancy of travertine.
For optimal defense against oil and water-based stains, as well as to preserve the appearance and slip resistance while avoiding moisture entrapment, it's advised to seal your travertine in Greenwood with a high-quality, transparent impregnating sealer that allows full breathability.
The incorporation of fluoro-chemical technology in Australian GOLD represents the pinnacle of sealer advancements in Greenwood, delivering unparalleled long-term defense against water and oil-based stains. Its micro-molecular formula forms a chemical bond with the travertine surface in Greenwood, surpassing the strength of traditional sealers.
An impregnating sealer shields the travertine surface and grout in Greenwood, preventing them from absorbing stains and simplifying cleaning and maintenance tasks.
In addition to offering superb protection against water and oil-based stains in Greenwood, our selection of impregnating water-based sealers provides lasting benefits that can endure for up to 15 years.
Topical(Film Forming, Coating or Surface Sealant)
Topical Sealers are products that rest on the surface of the travertine substrate in Greenwood, serving as a barrier between the stone and potential stains.
Applied to the surface, topical sealers cure and form a visible film once hardened in Greenwood. However, they are often unsuitable for use with materials like travertine as they hinder the stone's ability to breathe in Greenwood, may not adhere properly, and can lead to slipperiness.
- Prone to easy abrasion, resulting in noticeable areas of scuffing or wear.
- Require frequent re-application.
- Have the potential to accumulate over time, resulting in a varnish-like appearance.
- Lower quality coatings may yellow when exposed to UV light (sunlight).
- Risk trapping moisture within the substrate, leading to issues such as efflorescence or damage.
Simplifies maintenance for your travertine in Greenwood!
This sealer offers robust defense against stains in Greenwood, exceptional oil and water repellency, maintains the natural surface appearance, doesn't form a film, allows breathability, and is effortless to clean and maintain, safeguarding the appearance of your travertine in Greenwood.
How can I seal my travertine in Greenwood?Select a reputable company with specialized equipment and expertise to properly seal and maintain your travertine after installation.
Maintain cleanliness of your sealed travertine, promptly wipe up spills, and clean periodically.
Professional cleaning not only eliminates surface dirt but also extracts deeply embedded dirt within the pores of travertine.
Reach out to a professional stone floor maintenance company in Greenwood equipped with the necessary tools and expertise to ensure your valuable surfaces meet your expectations.
Tile Cleaners Australia and StoneMaster are part of a network of independent Accredited Applicators extensively trained in the proper application of travertine care products. They offer comprehensive services, including thorough cleaning of the travertine area, product application, and post-treatment care.
- Tile Cleaners Australia specializes in tile and grout cleaning, sealing, stripping, resealing, regrouting, grout color sealing, and minor tile repairs, making them Australia's leading tile care provider.
- StoneMaster adopts a diagnostic approach to each unique situation, conducting a full analysis and selecting the best restoration method, followed by maintenance procedures to ensure outstanding results.
It's crucial to thoroughly clean your travertine in Greenwood before sealing to prevent sealing in old stains or embedded dust and debris, which would require stripping and resealing.
Using an unsuitable or low-quality sealer may result in travertine surfaces that don't meet your satisfaction.