Re: Impregnator blocks puddy stain on limestone?

Posted by hj on December 31, 2003 at 21:33:09:
In response to Re: Impregnator blocks puddy stain on limestone?
The first thing you want to do is get rid of the plumber's putty. No matter what you do, it will probably still stain the limestone. Use a silicone sealer, or something else that does not contain an oil. : I am about to install a sink over soft, porous Italian limestone tile. The plumber's puddy directions say to coat any natural stone surface where the plumber's puddy will contact the tile with a clear acrylic lacquer prior to installation. The product I am using on the tile is Miracle Sealants # 511 Impregnator. My questions are: will this product suffice as a barrier between the limestone and the plumber's puddy? What about longevity of the barrier?What about Alternate/superior alternatives, if any? Thanks, Richard

Posted by hj on December 31, 2003 at 21:33:09:

In response to Re: Impregnator blocks puddy stain on limestone?

The first thing you want to do is get rid of the plumber's putty. No matter what you do, it will probably still stain the limestone. Use a silicone sealer, or something else that does not contain an oil.

: I am about to install a sink over soft, porous Italian limestone tile. The plumber's puddy directions say to coat any natural stone surface where the plumber's puddy will contact the tile with a clear acrylic lacquer prior to installation. The product I am using on the tile is Miracle Sealants # 511 Impregnator. My questions are: will this product suffice as a barrier between the limestone and the plumber's puddy? What about longevity of the barrier?What about Alternate/superior alternatives, if any? Thanks, Richard

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