be careful w/high gloss it could be slippery!

Gran Quartz does distribute throughout the US. Any product you go with will make the bricks slippery when wet, this product doesn't do too bad, I applied it to some natural slate in my shower's floor. It soaks into the stone vs "painting" the face.

Isn't there any product that will seal with a "wet" look and not be slippery? We have a flagstone patio and I would love to stop the yearly scrubbing just to have it looking dusty and dull. We're not young so we don't want to kill ourselves on the slippery surface!

I've used Ager on stone for the "wet" look, it works great and is not like adding a gloss that is slippery. It will wear off in heavy traffic areas, but is super easy to apply. Wipe a thin layer on, let it absorb (if any is going to) then wipe off excess. A quart is expensive (I think it was about $85 shipped) but it goes a really long way! I've also used it on marble insets on a shower, and an older honed granite shelf and they turned out great!

To get rid of moss between cracks in the patio, use white vinegar. It is non toxic but it will kill grass if splashed on it. And we just bought a bottle of Bayer moss eliminator which attached to the hose. Also, I use white vinegar to get rid of grass growing up between the asphalt and concrete at the street.

It did a wonderful job on a stamped concrete project we recently poured.

I've used it for several projects inside and out and have had great success with it. I've used it on cement floors, wood projects after I painted and on newly painted metal. Goes a long way too as it is thin.. also dries fast.

There shouldn't be any problem after it drys.

I have this on a cement floor in my kitchen actually. I've not had any problems with water or grease making it slippery. My bathroom floor is ceramic tile and I about fall down every time I step out of the shower...lol. The Quikrete doesn't get as glossy as say polyuethane.. at least in my experience with it. It will wear down after a bit but it's easy to recoat it as needed. My kitchen is on 2 years with the same coat ndd I have scatter rugs all over and have not slid around at all. ...»

There you have it, it works well indoors as she said, but outdoors it wears off fast.

Try Rejuvenate. It leaves a nice wet look, but is not slippery. I use it on the tile in my sunporch and kitchen. Both areas have held up great under a lot of traffic. I got it at Home Depot. Probably could get it at Lowes.

I have mosaic floors in both bathrooms, concrete and ceramic tile, hard to keep clean looking, I am gonna have to try this!