What brand of stone sealer is best for travertine floors?

Most of those sealers are clear silicon fluid and will not change the color.

wait until the motor changes color completely ( grey to white or if you used color motor) full color of the motor
Solar guard is a water based paint so it is not affected by moisture
However get l advice from a paint retailer as to needing a sealer or not but most paints used on bricks and render are self sealing

Try Home Depot, Lowe's. They have s variety of sealers. If they don't supply what your looking for, they will give you suggestions on where to go.

Yes, you can count on that. But if you leave urine uncleaned constantly.... flooring should be the last of your problems.

If you have mostly hard floors you can't go wrong with a Miele canister vacuum. They have many models out. I would suggest one with a 14" horse hair floor brush. they are german made and last for years. Don't buy a Dyson they are very harsh on hard floors and your carpet.

They suggested a dryer because they thought the stone had absorbed a liquid and was causing the stone to darken. This is common on unsealed granite. If you put a sealer on the counter tops however, whatever it is you see there will remain under the seal. I would ask the installer to come out and take a look at it. If they are unwilling, the Home Depot has a cleaning kit sold in the kitchen counters area of the store made by a company you can call and they will ask questions about the problem and provide advice on how to fix it. They are extremely helpful with free suggestions as well as stuff you may be able to purchase to fix the problems. In any case, granite is sensitive stuff and while it is physically durable it seems to be extremely sensitive to stain and etching and learning about proper care, cleaning, and dos and dont's will save a lot of heart ache and time for you down the road. (For instance oil absorbing into the stone is a several day ordeal to fix). Good luck with getting the results you want. If you did find a specific solution please share it here.

yes, you should seal all tile with a 3-5 year sealer. there are many brands to choose from. excess grout should be removed with a sponge and water before it dries. clean food splatters with any safe kitchen cleaner.

the best filler is epoxy,your best bet is to go to a marble and granite fabricating company,they will sell you the resin and they will tint it the right color, so all you have to do is add the hardener and fill where needed,they would probably charge you 5 to 10 dollars,this would save you from buying the epoxy resin,hardener,and the green tint, most of these shops that install granite have people there that will tell you how to apply it to your tiles.good luck

Well you should seal your granite counter at least once every two years because granite is pourus. Theres something called Granite Guard you can use to seal your counters and other different sealers as well. You can pick some up at your local home and garden supply store.