I need to seal our travertine tile decking and wanted your thoughts on this brand/type. Mixed reviews on whether it leaves it "slippery" (which is what I don't want!). Do the experts here think this will work? Thanks in advance.
Travertine Protective Sealer
- Thread starter Gladius Nova
- Start date
- May 23, 2012
- 121
- Pool Size
- 19600
- Surface
- Vinyl
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Pentair Intellichlor IC-40
DuPont™ StoneTech® was recommended to me around a saltwater pool. I have not laid my travertine yet so I can't comment on if it is slippery. Here is a link to that product on Amazon. Stone Tech
Go to foundationarmor dot com and look at their products. Most can be ordered through HD or Lowes but you can also buy direct. I bought their AX25 to seal the marble overflow from my spa to the pool and it works GREAT - it's still shiny and repels water like nothing I've ever seen. 
They have a great variety of products - I think you'll find what you are looking for and be happy.
EDIT: Website is Solvent Based Silane Siloxane Concrete Sealers for Concrete and Brick and you can buy a 16 ounce sample for $10 to test it out. I believe they have anti-slip additives and I don't think the SX5000 product has a gloss, but try a sample first! (It says concrete and brick, but is also good for stone as well)
They have a great variety of products - I think you'll find what you are looking for and be happy.
EDIT: Website is Solvent Based Silane Siloxane Concrete Sealers for Concrete and Brick and you can buy a 16 ounce sample for $10 to test it out. I believe they have anti-slip additives and I don't think the SX5000 product has a gloss, but try a sample first! (It says concrete and brick, but is also good for stone as well)
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The 550 around all outdoor kitchen areas, exceptional for oil/grease, any liquids really. The 100 on all other surfaces. Haven’t had a problem and customer service is top notch. They will answer any questions and steer you in the right direction.