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MB-24 Barrier
About the Product
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Preparation:
- Read the safety data sheet completely before use (found on the More Information tab above).
- Make sure the surface is dry and free from soils, waxes, sealers, and/or coatings.
Directions:
- Liberally apply an even coat on the surface being treated using a lambswool applicator or brush.
- Allow the sealer to soak into the stone’s surface for up to 30 minutes while moving the sealer around to avoid drying on the surface during dwell time. Stone surfaces will have different rates of porosity. If the sealer absorbs into the surface in under 10 minutes, multiple applications will be needed. Repeat the process until the sealer stays wet on the surface for more than 15 minutes.
- DO NOT ALLOW EXCESS SEALER TO DRY ON THE SURFACE. After the sealer has remained wet on the surface for approximately 20 minutes, you must remove all sealer and residue from the surface with a dry cloth or towel.
- Should any residue be left or dried on the surface, you may be able to remove it by applying a light coat of sealer to the affected area and buff it off using a clean cloth.
- We recommend that you complete the first application of the entire surface in manageable sections, so the sealer does not dry on the surface. For countertops, we recommend working 7 to 8 linear-foot sections. For floors, 50 to 100 square foot sections.
- Complete one section and then overlap the following section using steps 3-5 until the entire surface has been sealed. At this point, all excess sealer and residue should have been removed from the first application. Perform a second application, if needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a stone sealer, and what is it used for?
Do I really need to seal my natural stone surfaces?
What steps must I follow before applying a stone sealer to natural stone?
Which natural stone surfaces is this product suitable for?
Can I use it on food contact surfaces?
How long will it protect stone surfaces, and how often will I need to reapply it?
What happens if excess sealer dries on my stone surface?
Where can I learn more about this product?
What safety precautions do I need to take when using this sealer on my solid stone surfaces?