[remodler]

Have stone veneer on the wall behind my wood stove. This is not natural stone. When I wet the stone veneer it has a really neat look to it. What is the best product to put on the stone veneer to enhance the color and give it the wet look.? Thanks!

 

[Canarywood1]

Have stone veneer on the wall behind my wood stove. This is not natural stone. When I wet the stone veneer it has a really neat look to it. What is the best product to put on the stone veneer to enhance the color and give it the wet look.? Thanks!

You want a wet look sealer,something like the link i'll post, doesn't have to be this product,as i know nothing about it,just posting for a reference for you,if you google sealers there's a ton out there,or maybe someone will know about one they have used.

http://preventsealing.com/wetlookstonesealer.aspx

 

[remodler]

Thanks! Is there anyway to get the enhanced color like when it's wet without the shine of the high gloss? Probably not, but I'm trying avoid the glossy look.?

 

[Canarywood1]

Like i said ,google it and see what you come up with,there may be a matte finish.

 

[jomama45]

This product should work well for what you're trying to accomplish:

http://www.prosoco.com/Products/{8AD80DA2-C0EB-4ADF-81D0-44DF7FC0E1E6}



I've never used the water-based version, but I would recommend it for an interior application. I can say the solvent-based version works excellent, and I've used it with great success on many masonry products through the years. It does a great job of enhancing, while leaving the surface the exact same sheen as un-treated..........

 

[remodler]

Perfect! Thanks so much guys. I have a few stones left over from the job. I'll give it a try on those first to see how it looks. I'll post before and after pics...