Sealing travertine tiles

Question

What do you seal travertine tiles with? Is there a specific sealant you should use?

Rafael · Answer

The adequate and Best brand on the market is Lithofin, best applied 2-3 times for maximum and best results. 

Hope that helps.

Justin · Answer

You can use Johnson Water seal probably best on market. Won't stain. Used it over the years on stone and brick.

Eric · Answer

Sealent would already be in grout ,not a great idea ,your tiler should of made water tight ,if leaking through need to take tiles up ,

Calin · Answer

it is a brand call Lithofin it is best on the market 
it is to seal natural stone but isn’t cheap 
i hope this help you

Csaba · Answer

First you will need to thoroughly clean your tiles using Fila First Wash. Then you can apply a couple of coats of a dedicated stone sealer. Alternatively, you can use a colour intensifier to emphasise the stone's natural appearance.

Manpreet · Answer

We recommend that you use what's known as a quality 'flexible' powdered, cement based adhesive such as fast setting Keraflex Maxi Grey. With large format tiles, it is important that there's a full bed of adhesive between the floor or wall and the tiles to ensure full contact.89o

Daniel · Answer

Hi, you can use sealer for the stone.. it protects just as well from caries and does not stain the travertine.
Can you use mattstone.

Joseph · Answer

Use a tile and natural stone sealant such as lithogin 
Natural stone sealer .

Carl · Answer

Lithofin.
Quite expensive but goes a long way when using it.

Carl 
Charco Tiling

Paul · Answer

Any tile shop you can get the sealer from or on line

Sealing travertine tiles

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