Description
TileMaster All in One Water Based Sealer protects natural stone and man-made tiles from everyday dirt, grime and food spills. It soaks into the surface rather than sitting on top, so it stays invisible and breathable and won’t add a shine, while making floors, walls and worktops much easier to keep clean.
Key benefits
- Protects against both oil- and water-based stains
- Invisible and breathable: no film, no shine
- Does not change the appearance of most surfaces
- For indoor and outdoor use
- Ready to use and easy to apply
- Makes everyday cleaning and maintenance easier
Suitable surfaces
- Marble, limestone, travertine and granite
- Highly absorbent honed natural stone
- Ceramic and porcelain tiles
- Floors, walls, wet rooms, worktops, patios and pool surrounds
Not suitable for: protection against acid or chemical damage, surface wear or scratching.
How to use
- Test on a small area first and allow 24 hours to cure, then check the finish, any colour change and the level of protection.
- Make sure the surface is clean, dry and free of residue and previous treatments.
- Apply one generous, even coat of All in One sealer to saturate the surface. It should hold a wet, glass-like look for about 5 seconds; apply more if needed.
- After about 10 minutes, and before it dries on the surface, buff off any excess with clean, dry white cloths. To shift stubborn residue, re-wet it with a cloth dampened with the sealer.
- On highly absorbent stone, apply a second coat after 3 hours, repeating the steps above.
- Light foot traffic (socks and slippers) after 4 hours from the final coat. Allow 48 hours before the floor gets wet or comes into contact with possible stains.
Aftercare
Maintain sealed surfaces with TileMaster Cleaner No.1 (ceramic and porcelain) or Cleaner No.2 (natural stone), used as directed on the cleaner’s product page.
Coverage and sizes
- High-absorbency honed natural stone: 10–15 m² per litre per coat
- Medium-absorbency honed natural stone: 15–20 m² per litre per coat
- Polished stone: 15–20 m² per litre per coat
- Ceramic and porcelain: 35–45 m² per litre per coat
- Available sizes: 250ml, 1 litre, 5 litres
Always test on a small, inconspicuous area first.


















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