Ltp sealers - Colour intensifier

Patio flagstones (slabs), concrete flags, stone flags including yorkstone and imported flagstones.
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Nope can't suss it
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Post: # 104215Post deegan1979

Yes..... sussed it.
Left hand side 3 coats of LTP colour enhancing sealer
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Post: # 104216Post deegan1979

And this is a wet slab. Ignore the shine of the water it's the deep colouring I'm after

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Post: # 104218Post RAPressureWashing

To compare the beading on natural stone to the beading on a car is a bit……
But anyway, I can see what you are trying to achieve, this sealer is going to do what you want to a point.
http://www.tilinglogistics.co.uk/Tile-St....-N-Seal
It doesn't have the sheen that you might want but will give you the depth of colour.
We use this one & I have recommended it to a few on here and they have all been happy with the results.
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Post: # 104219Post lutonlagerlout

I clicked on your photobucket pictures luke and saw a rather snazzy looking hot hatch :;):
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Post: # 104220Post deegan1979

lutonlagerlout wrote:I clicked on your photobucket pictures luke and saw a rather snazzy looking hot hatch :;):
LLL

Would that be the orange one?
Had it a while now, mainly the wife uses it , a bit out there colour wise but it's a cracking car for everyday use.

Ahh just had a look and didn't realise I had pics of the blue one on there, that one is kept away until summer, doesn't get a lot of use these days but still nice to have it for the odd weekend
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Post: # 104221Post deegan1979

R&A Pressure Washing wrote:To compare the beading on natural stone to the beading on a car is a bit……
But anyway, I can see what you are trying to achieve, this sealer is going to do what you want to a point.
http://www.tilinglogistics.co.uk/Tile-St....-N-Seal
It doesn't have the sheen that you might want but will give you the depth of colour.
We use this one & I have recommended it to a few on here and they have all been happy with the results.

Thanks very much for the link I will take a look in a minute, appreciate u taking the time. I'm not after a sheen as such tho, ideally a matt/satin finish but beggars can't be choosers, mainly want it deeper in colour.
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I wasn't expecting this kind of tightness on stone

Here's the car, similar ish, definitely was expecting less from the stone sealer
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Post: # 104222Post lutonlagerlout

that is what an impregnating sealer does at first
not sure about the colour depth you want as the flags are pretty psychedelic to start with :)
as roger says an acrylic is the way forward,cavaet emptor
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Post: # 104223Post deegan1979

lutonlagerlout wrote:that is what an impregnating sealer does at first
not sure about the colour depth you want as the flags are pretty psychedelic to start with :)
as roger says an acrylic is the way forward,cavaet emptor
LLL

After a quick Google of you're last words LLL I understand.
Will try to acquire a sample, and just ordered a sample of smart seal too
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Post: # 104225Post RAPressureWashing

deegan1979 wrote:
lutonlagerlout wrote:that is what an impregnating sealer does at first
not sure about the colour depth you want as the flags are pretty psychedelic to start with :)
as roger says an acrylic is the way forward,cavaet emptor
LLL

After a quick Google of you're last words LLL I understand.
Will try to acquire a sample, and just ordered a sample of smart seal too

Smart Seal :D throwing money away mate
AKA Shit Seal
I pointed you in the right direction for a decent sealer.
Roger Oakley BDA(Europe)Member 2006
R&A Pressure Washing Services Ltd
info@rapressurewashing.co.uk
www.rapressurewashing.co.uk

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R&A Pressure Washing wrote:
deegan1979 wrote:
lutonlagerlout wrote:that is what an impregnating sealer does at first
not sure about the colour depth you want as the flags are pretty psychedelic to start with :)
as roger says an acrylic is the way forward,cavaet emptor
LLL

After a quick Google of you're last words LLL I understand.
Will try to acquire a sample, and just ordered a sample of smart seal too

Smart Seal :D throwing money away mate
AKA Shit Seal
I pointed you in the right direction for a decent sealer.
Again thanks for you're advice. Going to order it today. Do you think 1 litre will give me 2 coats on 12 square meters?
Didn't want to buy a gallon as of the price and any unused product going off in the forthcoming years.
Cheers luke
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Post: # 104233Post lutonlagerlout

quote roger " brands we use are Aqua-Mix or Miracle."
unquote
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deegan1979 wrote:
R&A Pressure Washing wrote:
deegan1979 wrote:
After a quick Google of you're last words LLL I understand.
Will try to acquire a sample, and just ordered a sample of smart seal too

Smart Seal :D throwing money away mate
AKA Shit Seal
I pointed you in the right direction for a decent sealer.

Again thanks for you're advice. Going to order it today. Do you think 1 litre will give me 2 coats on 12 square meters?
Didn't want to buy a gallon as of the price and any unused product going off in the forthcoming years.
Cheers luke
If you are going to use the Aqua-Mix or Miracle sealers, you only need to do one coat, I'd get 1.5 lts to be on the safe side if it is the paving's first seal.
It you are going for Smart-Seal, then I cannot give you any advice other then don't waste your time & money.
Roger Oakley BDA(Europe)Member 2006
R&A Pressure Washing Services Ltd
info@rapressurewashing.co.uk
www.rapressurewashing.co.uk

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Post: # 104238Post deegan1979

R&A Pressure Washing wrote:
deegan1979 wrote:
R&A Pressure Washing wrote:
Smart Seal :D throwing money away mate
AKA Shit Seal
I pointed you in the right direction for a decent sealer.

Again thanks for you're advice. Going to order it today. Do you think 1 litre will give me 2 coats on 12 square meters?
Didn't want to buy a gallon as of the price and any unused product going off in the forthcoming years.
Cheers luke

If you are going to use the Aqua-Mix or Miracle sealers, you only need to do one coat, I'd get 1.5 lts to be on the safe side if it is the paving's first seal.
It you are going for Smart-Seal, then I cannot give you any advice other then don't waste your time & money.
Nope not quoins with smart seal.
Haven't looked into miracle but am ordering aquamix.
Hmm £150 for 1.5L ,£280 for 3.6L
Does it store ok if so makes sense to buy more at the price of it
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