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Should I use the enhancing sealer followed by regular water based sealer? |
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Q. Should I use the enhancing sealer followed by regular water based sealer? A. No. You will want to use one or the other. If you want to enhance the colors, use an enhancing sealer. Dr. Fred Fred M. Hueston, PhD Chief Technical Director www.stoneandtilepros.com www.stoneforensics.com |
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