LTP Polished Porcelain Sealer (MPG) - Suitable for Marble and Granite (5 Litre Tin)

My marble wet-room was installed 1yr ago so it was time to reseal. I've put it off for weeks not knowing what was involved. Today I cleaned the floor and wet walls with dilute bleach, waited for it to dry, then rubbed over with a cloth dabbed in LTP Sealer. Buffed it 10mins later and now it looks great and repels water. Cleaning the room properly was 90% of the effort, applying the sealer 2%, and buffing with a towel 8%. I'm even looking forward to doing it next year now.

Great sealant for honed marble

Worked well on the marble we have around our bath and rest of bathroom to seal to stop water marks. Would recommend.

When I bought my marble coffee table I didn’t know marble was porous, so any spill can mark, so I bought this sealer, It works really well, easy to use and if you buff it gives it a lovely shine.

Good product, having read other reviews I wiped the sealer on the porcelain tiles sparingly, buffed off the surface film after about 25 mins, it leaves a smear on the tile, an hour later I buffed the surface smear away, this left a nice shine, very pleased now but it is very hard work if buffing by hand as I did, probably worth hiring a tile buffing machine for the day to make life easier :)

Used it after installation and grouting onto quartz polished tiles in the kitchen. (3m by 2m). Works well and will last forever at this rate. Be sure to buff within 20 minutes of application onto very clean surface and do not apply too much. My guess is that some folk may have used too much and/or waited too long to buff. Little and often I guess is best. Brilliant shine and dirt brushes up/vacuums easily. Recommend gloves as cleaning hands can take time. Smell is not too bad TBH.

Definitely needs two coats. Difficult to see where you have been on a white marble.

Does not provide satisfactory coverage harmful to factory finishes