Granite Gold Water-Based Sealer Spray Protection for Granite, Marble, Travertine, Natural Stone Countertops, 24 Fluid Ounces, 1-Pack

Sprayed this on my granite countertops. They look great, gave it a sheen. Easy to apply, no odor. Appears to work well on protecting your countertop.

I used this as my 2nd step. I already had the cleaner (1st step) and my polish (3rd step). It works really well. I coated it 4 times and waited 20 minutes between coats per instructions. I had not sealed my dark grey granite sink in 5 years. It looks brand new. Easily applies and easy application. Don’t let it dry without wiping.

I used this seal on my marble top table. The application went well and the product was easy to use. It did not alter the color of the white marble. If you seal a matte finish marble such as a coaster, the coaster will only pick up a very slight sheen, it will not become glossy. The product seals the marble decently well from coffee and tea but some food products that contain acid can eat right through it and etch the marble. I accidentally spilled some vinegar from a jar of pickles while trying to open the jar. I didn't realize that vinegar spilled out until about 20 minutes later. It has already eaten through the sealer and etched my table. So this will seal marble to some extent but it does not impregnate deeply into the marble; therefore, it does offer some protection but not from all liquids.

Great Product ,works great!!

Mine are 2 years old: grease stained around the stove and water stained around the sink in a newly built home. The builders installed unsealed granite! I’ve babied counters that should be the work horse of my kitchen. I followed directions and will be purchasing cleaner and polisher! The shine is unbelievable and my counters are more sealed than when I moved in. I can run my hand over it and wow, I cannot believe it. Over the course of the next week, I’m going to seal at least 3 more times. I sealed 3 times already. Fabulous results for the price!

Excellent for filling and smoothing a countertop with small cracks and mica.5 year old countertop 4 coats and smooth as a baby’s butt.

Recently we had new granite kitchen countertops installed. The vendor warned us they would have to be sealed, but didn't offer any solutions. Before two weeks were out, we had stained the counter with grease spots in several places. Decided I better solve the sealing problem, pronto. Based on lots of "five star reviews" (see below), I bought this product and the companion daily cleaner. Before using it, I mastered the acetone/baking soda poltice to remove the grease stains, then applied 5 coats of sealer. The grease staining is much reduced, but not yet eliminated. Now every time we get a stain, I do the acetone/baking soda thing and then apply several more coats to the offending area. Seems to be getting better. Barely meets my expectations. See below.Most people start out reviews from one of two positions. About 5% of all reviews are a one star because the product they received was poor quality, or they did not get it all and the consumer is just mad. I don’t believe 5% of every product made goes out useless, but everyone who gets a bad unit will tell you.About 90% of reviewers start at 5 stars, and if the reviewer did not find anything heinous about the product, that’s what they give. To 90% of people, 5 stars means, “it was just ok.”From this day forward, my reviews start from the middle. Three stars: the product met my expectations. If I give it four stars, the product exceeded my expectations for quality, value, or performance. In case of five stars, the got itself out of the box itself and walked across the water.If I give a product two stars, it failed to meet my expectations in some way. Anything deserving the ignominious one star review either went back to the vendor or in the dumpster.

Easy to use with no obnoxious smell. Just remember to rub!