Failed Sealer - Granite

When sealers on granite start to fail, they can leave behind unsightly whitening, blotching, or an uneven finish that detracts from the stone’s natural elegance. PureSeal’s failed sealer removers are specifically formulated to handle these issues on granite, lifting old or damaged sealers without impacting the stone’s surface. Granite’s unique mineral composition requires an approach that doesn’t compromise its durability or polished appearance, ensuring that the stone remains smooth and unaffected.

For minor cases, and depending on the sealer used, using xylene to re-emulsify and lift the damaged sealer can often restore the stone’s appearance without complete removal. However, if a sealer has fully failed, applying a granite-safe stripping product will allow for total removal, preparing the surface for a fresh application. As always, follow instructions closely to avoid product waste and use appropriate PPE for safe handling. With PureSeal’s range of sealer removers, professionals can achieve a clean, renewed granite surface, ready for resealing to restore its protective qualities and aesthetic appeal.