What is the difference between impregnator and sealer?

Impregnator will keep the acid out of the stone but not off the top surface. Sealers on the other hand will provide protection on the surface and resist better stains but they do change the appearance (create shine and darker tone of color) and they will require frequent stripping and reapplication.

Is 511 a good sealer?

INDEPENDENT LABORATORY TESTS SHOW 511 IMPREGNATOR OUTPERFORMS COMPETITIVE PRODUCTS. (Test results are available upon request). These claims were exactly what we were looking for out of a penetrating, impregnating sealer so we decided to try it out for ourselves.

How long does it take for 511 sealer to dry?

1 – 3 hours
Cure Time: Will be dry to the touch in 1 – 3 hours and may be used for normal foot traffic. For optimum results the area should be kept dry and free from staining materials for 72 hours.

What does 511 Seal and enhance do?

511 Seal & Enhance will enhance the color and rejuvenate the appearance of tumbled, honed, acid-washed, sandblasted, flamed, textured, even polished stone and tile surfaces. In addition, 511 Seal & Enhance revitalizes old and worn stone and tile installations.

When can I apply second coat of 511 Impregnator sealer?

Do not allow 511 products to dry or evaporate on the surface or a residue will appear. This residue can be removed by reactivating it with more 511 or mineral spirits and buffing immediately dry. For multiple applications allow to dry 1 – 3 hours minimum before applying second application.

What is impregnator sealer used for?

511 Impregnator Penetrating Sealer is designed to seal and protect medium to dense porous surfaces, including natural stone, tile, slate, ceramic, quartz and grout. Premium surface sealer forms an invisible, protective barrier that resists weather, oil, water and stains with advanced surface slip protection.

Does 511 Impregnator need 2 coats?

This residue can be removed by reactivating it with more 511 or mineral spirits and buffing immediately dry. For multiple applications allow to dry 1 – 3 hours minimum before applying second application. Two applications should be sufficient in even the worst situations.

When can I apply second coat of 511 impregnator sealer?

Can you paint 511 sealer?

511 Impregnator is a penetrating sealant that needs the ability to penetrate into the surface directly in order for it to be effective. Applying it over a painted surface will not allow the product to penetrate and there render it ineffective.

What is the difference between 511 impregnator sealer and 511 seal and enhance?

The 511 Impregnator provides a natural look to the substrate it is applied to, while the Seal and Enhance will seal the material and provide depth in color (make the material darker.

How long does 511 Seal and enhance last?

3-5 years
It’s oil resistant, water repellant and will last up to 3-5 years. In addition, 511 Seal & Enhance revitalizes old and worn stone and tile installations. Use it for both interior and exterior environments and it’s freeze/thaw resistant.

What is the purpose of 511 impregnator sealer?

511 Impregnator is the original penetrating sealer designed for the protection of all medium to dense porous surfaces. 511 Impregnator forms an invisible barrier that is resistant to moisture and stains while allowing vapor to escape. 511 Impregnator is not a surface coating and will not alter the natural look.

What are the reviews of the 511 sealer?

It is also readily available online through Amazon.com, HomeDepot.com and Lowes.com, the 511 Impregnator currently boasts 4.3 stars on Amazon.com based on 261 customer reviews 4.3 starts on HomeDepot.com based on 310 customer reviews. Application of the 511 Impregnator could not have been any easier.

How big is a 511 concrete sealer container?

It is ready to use right out of the container with a low odor. Available in 16 ounce and 32 ounce containers, the 511 Impregnator seemed to work well at sealing sanded kitchen grout. The small 32 ounce container seems to go extremely far and we had enough left over to seal a countertop.