LTP Colour Intensifier & Stain Block

I have always used LTP sealer on my kitchen tiles - it really performs well and is easy to put down - the smell does go away after a day or so but it's worth it on natural stone. This year for the first time, I ventured out and used it on paving slabs. If the product performs the same way as the kitchen tiles, which is what I'm expecting, then it will only increase further my confidence in this product. You wont be disappointed.

Used this on my polished concrete floor in kitchen, easy to put on, I used a sponge roller, leaves a very slight sheen, drys quickly but does smell chemically so keep the window open for a while, very pleased with it,

Used this to seal some Jerusalem limestone. Was hoping it wouldn't enhance the colour variations and I didn't seem to. Very happy. Took at least 4 coats applied with roller as the stone was quite porous. Smell (quite strong) is similar to other brands I have used. Gave a nice finish. Will definitely use again.

Used to seal my new limestone floor. Easy to apply and really helps to bring out the colour of the floor. I applied two coats and initially my floor (which is cream coloured) looked a couple of shades darker but once it was dry there wasn't much difference compared to the original colour. Can't give it 5 stars as my floor hasn't been down long enough or has enough spillages to be able to tell how effective it is in repelling stains etc. However, my tiler uses this product for all his jobs and strongly recommends it.

Used on 10mm thick travertine limestone tiles. Very runny and a little goes a very long way on these tiles. Did not darken the tiles. On a 50/50 test piece it was impossible to see which half had 3 coats and which half was uncoated.

You get what you pay for and I am really glad I didn't go for the cheapest sealer. Really easy to use and my tiles look amazing. They're grey slate effect but are now really vibrant.

I use this regularly to double seal limestone floors that I have laid. Excellent product.

I have applied several coats to a new slate patio. .This looks very effective when first applied, but when it rains, and the water eventually evaporates, water marks appear. These are difficult to remove.