How can I get the "wet look" on landscape rocks?
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You can paint them with non yellowing polythane. It comes in water clean up.
A spray paint sealer rated for outdoor use should work. A gloss finish would be more shiny than satin.
You can use a clear polyurethane to give them the wet look