Stone Maintenance Products (made in the USA)

DATA SHEET of Specifications Product Description: Tite Seal Tite Seal siloxanes are water based, VOC compliant solutions that penetrate deeply into natural stone pores bonding with the substrate, hereby, providing surface protection without altering natural appearance or texture. Tite Seal siloxanes, while milky white in appearance, dry rapidly with zero evaporation, forming an invisible protective barriers.

Basic Uses Tite Seal siloxanes can be used to protect Granite, Marble, Slate, Limestone, Monuments, Concrete, Masonry, Brick and Stone. Tite Seal is mainly used for vertical and horizontal natural stone surfaces including but not limited to synthetic stone, clay tile, brick, stucco and block where surface protection desired.

Advantages Allows treated surface to breath Solids will not evaporate or wash away Retards Efflorescence Stops/Freeze Thaw Damage Non-Flammable Non-Toxic Odorless Sample Testing A test application is strongly suggested due to the differences of each material. User must determine suitability of the product for their intended use. Application New Installation-Before Grouting Apply Tite Seal on all surfaces prior to grouting. This step will allow quick and easy clean up after grouting. Grout can stain many materials if this procedure is not used prior to grouting. Apply Tite Seal using a clean cotton towel, lambs wool applicator, rayon mop or pneumatic sprayer. Apply enough to wet the surface. (See coverage charts.) Be careful not to saturate the open grout joints. Allow Tite Seal to stand for 5-7 minutes for maximum penetration. Any excess must be removed with a clean, dry towel. Allow Tite Seal to cure for 24 hours before continuing with grouting procedure. New Installation-After Grouting All excess grout residue/haze must be removed from surface, then apply Tite Seal to the grout joints using a paint brush or sponge. On larger areas or more porous materials, a second application may be applied over the entire surface including the grout joint in the same manner as mentioned above. These procedures will protect the grout joint, as well as, the tile or stone surface. Existing Installation Remove any existing wax and topical matter with appropriate stripping agent. If surface shows imbedded dirt or stains remove before applying Tite Seal . After allowing substrate to thoroughly dry apply Tite Seal as directed above. Cure Time Although Tite Seal requires a 24 hour cure time, it will be dry to the touch in 30-45 minutes and may be used for normal foot traffic. For best results the area should be kept dry and free from staining materials for 72 hours.

Limitations Any previously treated, stained or painted surface must have a test application to ensure compatibility. A test application is also recommended if exact coverage figures are required. Do not apply to a frosted or saturated surface. Do not spray in strong wind conditions. Remove any overspray from glass, metal or vinyl surfaces immediately after application by wiping with a damp cloth, followed by wiping with glass cleaner. Clean tools immediately after application with water. Precautions Keep container tightly closed when not in use. Do not ingest. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. In case of contact with skin or eyes, flush with clear water for 15 minutes. Storage Stored at 77 ° F Tite Seal will have a shelf life of 12 months.