Dry Treat Stain Proof would be my recommendation.

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Tempe, AZ 85281
Ryan@BeyondStoneSolutions.com
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Subject: Exterior sealer for water feature

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Good Morning Gentlemen,
Looking for recommendations on the very best exterior sealer/impregnator I have two 36" travertine bowls carved from a solid block,that serve a a spillway ,water feature in a  Pool in Florida. It's two years old and was previously "sealed" by pool installer, the stones have etched,inside and effloresced under sealer outside. I certainly know how to address both of these issues,but looking for a sealer that might stand any chance under running chlorinated ,acid treated pool water,as well as brutal florida sun.
Thanks in advance for any ideas
Best Regards
Scott Wilson
Wilson Stoneworks Inc

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