Premium Granite Gold Sealer Spray: Water-Based Granite, Marble & Natural Stone Countertop Protection, 24oz - Made in the USA Review

This material works really well. My granite countertops were "factory sealed" which meant that if you dropped water on them, for example, while doing something mean and stupid. I don't know how to wash my hands in the sink, it stays there for about 15 seconds before just soaking into the "factory sealed" countertop. With this material, the water stays there until it evaporates. I am very impressed.

I bought new brands of granite and learned a little how to seal them. It was one of the top 3. I did a small test patch with water to see how it spread before and after application. Water definitely pooled in drips on the counters after spraying, mopping and buffing. It was very easy to use. I sprayed and wiped with a microfiber cloth. Then polish with dry microfiber. The water was collected well in one layer, but just in case I made three more. Is working.

After 3 separate uses and following the directions carefully I have come to the conclusion that this product DOES ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to protect the surface of granite . I had to use another competitor's product (four times the price) to get the job done. While this product was easy to apply and might work on some surfaces, it didn't work on my polished granite bathroom countertop. Hence 1 star.

I have cleaned the granite bathroom countertop and checked the label to make sure it is completely dry before using this product. In fact, he said to clean it first with her daily cleaner. I foolishly took that advice and applied a sealer and one area that was still wet is now painted darker than the rest. I am trying to contact the company as I can remove their sealer, let the granite fully dry and start over start or live with lacquered granite forever.

Product works as expected. As a test, I treated the unpolished side of a granite tile with this product as instructed and dropped RC Cola on it. I compared this tile with the unfinished one. As you can see in the photos, not only did the treated tile drip, but after 5 minutes it was still a drip while the coke soaked into the untreated tile. I then wiped the remaining Coke off both tiles and the treated tile showed no sign of moisture while the untreated tile clearly showed a dark stain. I am…

We recently installed new granite kitchen countertops. The supplier warned us that they need to be sealed but didn't offer a solution. In less than two weeks, we smeared the counter with grease stains in several places. I decided it was better to fix the sealing issue urgently. Based on several "five star reviews" (see below) I purchased this product and the daily cleanser that came with it. Before using I mastered the acetone/baking soda to remove grease stains then applied 5 coats of sealer…

This is my first experience with Granite Gold as I have been using Wieman products for a long time. However, Granite Gold has had some great reviews so I gave it a try - I have a sealer, a polish and a daily product. Sealant overview: Advantages: - Very easy application. Simply spray on a 3 foot section, wipe down the countertop, then buff. I used two soft cloths, one for application and one for buffing. Do this quickly as you don't want the sealer to dry on the surface or fade on the…