Glaze 'N Seal Olé Mexican Tile Sealer, 5 Gallon (164)

I hadn't sealed my Saltillo tile floors for a few years because the sealant I was told I HAD to use was very expensive. When I saw the description, reviews and price of Ole' Mexican Tile Sealer I thought "what the heck, for that price it's worth trying". Glad I did. Easy to apply, dries fast and hard with a great shine (I applied thick enough to make sure that the coverage was complete, no thin, smeary spots) and I am thrilled, my floors look great! This is my product from now on!

I was a little unsure of how difficult resealing the tile would be; I had a commercial grade floor machine and used zep tile cleaner and then applied several coats of the seal. It was cake to apply with a microfiber mop I also found on Amazon. Happy with the results.

After looking everywhere for saltillo tile sealer I found this one and works great!It penetrates fastYou might need to do 2-3 coats but floors get a good shine and makes it waterproof

Used it on mexican papers that were very dull looking. This made them look better and offers protection. Makes the tiles shine a bit and looks like it's waterproof. It takes multiple coats for best results. In my case, about 4 coats was perfect. I wish it had a little color to darken the tiles a bit. It's a clear coating. We will see how long it lasts.

We applied this product to non coated 6x6 inch terracotta tile on a front porch. We applied 2 even coats. So far the finish has been holding up well for shedding water, prevention of stains, foot traffic and it has been easy to maintain. It is also in full sun for a position of the day. 1 gallon covered a 6 X 26 foot porch, appling 2 coats with more than a half gallon left over.

The media could not be loaded. I have saltillo tile floors in my house. It is a beach house that sees lots of wear and I wanted to 'bring back' my floors after several years. I did research on several forums about how to restore saltillo tile and kept coming across positive posts about Olé Sealer, so I purchased.I easily spent 2-3X more time preparing the floor than it took me to seal the floor. I made sure to get the floors super clean. I used a knife to scrape up any spots or smudges. (I had small dots of paint artifacts from old paint jobs that needed to be cleaned before sealing them in forever). I also taped off the baseboards so that no sealer got on the walls.Once clean, the application of Olé sealer was quick. I used a sponge. The key is to NOT let it pool or puddle. It dries quickly, and you can walk on it in about 60-90 minutes. You're better off applying multiple thin coats, rather than trying to slop it on thick and hope for a great result.I posted two photos. The first photo shows the result after one coat. The second shows the result after two coats. That was enough for me. The finish becomes glossier with two coats, and I didn't want a super high sheen. It is water-based so it will dull down with mopping and wear again.I couldn't be happier with the result.

Ordered two gallons because The Mexican tile was pretty porous. The product covered well. Actually did three coats Over roughly 800 + SQ ft. Was just right For The look I wanted. not too shinny But a good Sheen. Had almost a full gallon For Future use. Hope it wears well in this rental property.

The only thing is that a 1/4 of it empty during delivery but needed rite away so I didn't return. But the gloss so far nice .I think package wasn't good