You should be using a penetrating sealer. They don't crack or peel and will last a lot longer. If you would like more info you can message me.

looking forward to seeing the pics when your done. :: Hi - here is the outcome in case any one is interested. We have decided to go with a honed and unfilled travertine tile approx 400 x 400 x 13mm (colour: cappucino ... med brown). We were going to go with a larger format paver but it was pointed o...

If you decide to go for a paver or tile it is highly recommended that you seal the surface with a penetrating sealer. These sealers will last 6 years or more and are easy to apply and with waterbased technology available now they are very safe and wont cause any damage to your plants. They will prot...

The info on resealing every couple of years is incorrect. As long as you use a Penetrating Sealer and i would recommend Waterbased because its safer to use and very DIY friendly and wont damage your lawn or plants while be applied. It is also a clear sealer and wont change the surface that is there ...

The pavers can be sealed to prevent salt attack and the sealer will not change the surface of the paver. Will not make the paver slippery. I read the comments about sandstone and travertine being ok around a pool wrt salt attack but are they slippery? Should I be heading into the boral range of pave...

For all your sealer needs visit *** quality Australian made sealers that are safe and very very competitive in price. There Penetrating Sealer was used on the M5 motorway in sydney NSW :: Getting our driveway paved in 2 weeks using Reconstituted Limestone pavers (Bonita) and wondering what the best ...

Penetrating sealers are the product to use and they should last between 6-10yrs.