Invisible Sealer – For Stone and Porcelain

CALEDONIAN INVISIBLE SEALER FOR PROCELAIN AND STONE is designed
for all types of porcelain, natural stone or concrete paving whether it is inside or out.

CALEDONIAN INVISIBLE SEALER FOR PROCELAIN AND STONE can be
applied to stone, concrete or porcelain paving prior to grouting to minimise any grout
haze or resin sheen, or alternatively paving can be treated once the grout/jointing
material has been applied and fully cured.
The water based sealer impregnates the surface of the paving to give an invisible and
lasting protection against dirt, staining and natural weathering.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Paving should be sound, clean and free from dirt, dust, oil, etc. Surfaces can be
damp prior to application, but a better seal would be achieved if the paving is
dry.

CALEDONIAN INVISIBLE SEALER FOR PROCELAIN AND STONE is
designed as an invisible coating but may darken very light surfaces slightly. As
with all sealants, test on a small inconspicuous area before full application.
The sealer is supplied ready for use and should be applied when the surface
temperature of the paving is between 5ºC and 25ºC. As a guide, the stone should be
cool to the touch. Shake the container well prior to use. Application may be made by
brush, roller or spray (ensuring appropriate PPE is worn). Apply a complete, even coat
over the whole surface ensuring any excess is removed – allow to dry for 30 minutes.
Apply a second even coat and leave to cure. Dependent on temperature, this second
coat should be fully cured in around 1 hour (an extra coat may be required on porous
paving).
All tools/equipment should be thoroughly cleaned with water after use.
IMPORTANT: Always test in a hidden area prior to use and only proceed when
satisfied with the results. The technical information supplied is based on data
obtained by our own research and is considered accurate. However, no liability
is accepted for any loss or damage arising directly or indirectly from the use of our
products, or from the information given in publications. Prospective users should
therefore satisfy themselves by appropriate trials that the product is suitable for the
intended use.
Do not discharge waste