Color Enhancer Sealer for All-Natural Stone and Pavers. Marble, Travertine, Limestone, Granite, Slate, Concrete, Grout, Brick, Block. (Trial/Trial)

Bought the trial package to see how it works on this slate top I got off FB market place. Colour looks beautiful! So pleased with the results and will definitely be using it again in the future for other projects!

After testing both products, I was happy to see the Color Enhancer did exactly what I wanted it to do. The grout haze is gone and the various color tones show beautifully now!

They do not tell you. But you can only use 1 or the other. Wet look or enhancer. Color enhancer really brings out all the colors of the stone. Used it on ledge stone looks great. Did a sample of both and had no issues. When it came to doing the whole job had some issues with white spots and flaking on the Black Bisalt cap stone. The wet look sealer seems to want to flake off of the stone that had the color enhancer applied to it. Did not see anywhere that they could not be applied together. I did samples prior to the application of both with no issues. So do a test and see what one you want to use. Color enhancer is not a shinny look but does bring out the color very well. The wet look does bring out the color but not as much as the enhancer, but does leave a shiny gloss look on the stone. Have not dealt with the flaking yet am going to try to power wash and re apply. Other than that seems to be a good product. Just wish they would give a bit more info. They sell 4oz. Samples to test. That is nice without having to buy a whole gallon. 1st photo is the enhancer, 2nd photo is the ledge stone with both wet look and enhancer, the 3rd one is the result of using both. Not good.

looked good going on but dried with a semi gloss finuish . wet look should be just that---super glossy

Not what I expected. Didn't work well at all for shining my rocks.

I'm using these experimentally on Andamooka opal matrix (untreated) and so far, they are both very promising! Just have to work out the best exact combo procedure, which is why I reordered another trial size set.

—were available. I tried each bottle on side by side pieces of slate. Based on the results, I decided which sealer was best for the job.

Used on smooth natural stone. Darkened it some. Used two coats and I will try more. Wanted them a bit darker. Maybe I am expecting too much for my smooth stone. I sanded it lightly first in case there was some sealer remaining after 20 years.