[chris scott]

But we'll never know who the winner is now  
Kevin, Indian sandstone - will you post a link to a suitable sealer for outside. I know I won't seal anymore but its for the outlaws. Please.

Teflon,
Invisible, breathable (imperative for sandstone as it percolates moisture from the substrate)  , adheres by  impregnation so no delamination ,No more fading or peeling as the coating becomes aged. ,
Water based because sand stone does not dry out enough to apply solvents ( outside),  hydrophobic,  oleophobic, Tested for 5 year wear life on horizontal surfaces (10  years on vertical), high spread ratio's, Areas can be used straight away (although it takes 24hours to cure)  Paint ,felt Tip ,chewing gum  etc, is easily cleaned from the surface.(look how easy your Teflon frying pan cleans up!......i could go on.

My mate makes it in the shed at the back of his house with products from some Italian outfit.
It's cheap as well!!!

[Roger Oakley]

Indian sandstone - will you post a link to a suitable sealer for outside. I know I won't seal anymore but its for the outlaws. Please.

Lithofin Stain Stop, or Stain Stop Plus both impregnators excellent on Sandstone.

[Rob_Mac]

No waffle there Roger

As always!!

Rob

[chris scott]

No waffle there Roger

As always!!

Rob

Rob i applogise for my "waffling". Like you keep telling me i should shut up listen and learn from the pro's on here. Up to now Roger would never "share" his secrets with me which is fair enough. As for me i like to share things,my chocolate ,my advice,my girlfriend....
Heavly used surfaces coated with alkoxysilanes (Lithofin Stain Stop "type" products) are recomend/ need to be recoated every 12 months....half the reason most of use shy away from using acrylics (in general not on sandstone).

[Rob_Mac]

Don't apologise for waffling. Don't take everything personally!

Rob

[chris scott]

Don't apologise for waffling. Don't take everything personally!

Rob

Sometime i wonder if people really understand what i am going on about for instance the above post regarding sandstone sealers.... Maybe i need to explain my self better so it's not interpreted as waffle. Rob do you understand my reasoning regarding the sandstone?

[Roger Oakley]

No waffle there Roger

As always!!

Rob

Rob i applogise for my "waffling". Like you keep telling me i should shut up listen and learn from the pro's on here. Up to now Roger would never "share" his secrets with me which is fair enough. As for me i like to share things,my chocolate ,my advice,my girlfriend....
Heavly used surfaces coated with alkoxysilanes (Lithofin Stain Stop "type" products) are recomend/ need to be recoated every 12 months....half the reason most of use shy away from using acrylics (in general not on sandstone).

Lithofin isn't an acrylic if that is what you are trying to say?

[chris scott]

Don't recall saying it was.

[Roger Oakley]

Don't recall saying it was.

Couldn't tell from your earlier answer if that is what you were saying.

[chris scott]

I said "Heavly used surfaces coated with alkoxysilanes are recomend/ need to be recoated every 12 months....half the reason most of use shy away from using acrylics (in general not on sandstone)."

[Rob_Mac]

Chris

Roger just gave a very succint and to the point answer

Rob

[chris scott]

So did I .

[Rob_Mac]

That is possibly open to debate!. Please don't go around the houses with a response

Rob

[chris scott]

As you are moving into the domestic market you really need to be familiar  with the products you will be pouring over grannies patio .
I merely provide you will all the information to make an informed choice. Sometimes it can take a paragraph or two of "waffle"
Did you comprehend what i was explaining...sometimes i confuse myself although this is easily done now i am retired !!

[Rob_Mac]

Rogers was clearer.

Good luck in retirement - what will you do with yourself?

Rob

[chris scott]

I retired when i was  37 .  I thought i would do it while i was old enough enjoy it.

[Rob_Mac]

Is your retirement working out because you keep saying you have no work - Isn't the right way to have enough put aside for retirement and anything you make on top of that is a bonus.

When I retire I wont be coming on here!

Rob

[chris scott]

Is your retirement working out because you keep saying you have no work - Isn't the right way to have enough put aside for retirement and anything you make on top of that is a bonus.

When I retire I wont be coming on here!

Rob

Got to keep my self in hookers and crack cocaine somehow . I come on here for an interesting debate with like minded people .Maybe to impart a little knowledge aand also to learn off the professionals.
You are entering into my domain now .You are "travelling" the country looking for work in afflent areas and moving into cleaning grannies patio's.
I can advise you on the type of caravan  to buy .You will also need black and white gypsy cobs to go with your pick up and horse box.

[Rob_Mac]

If I was to tow a caravan it would be something that did not look like a charabang.

My new towing vehicle, bought last week - more for personal use needs a top of the range caravan.

Rob

[chris scott]

The only caravan to have...http://www.romacaravans.com/