Ghostshield: Countertop 880

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DESCRIPTION

A natural finish, solvent-based sealer featuring an oleophobic additive that repels water and fluids, resisting staining, and eases clean up. Ideal for concrete countertops and integral sinks. Surpassing anything else on the market Countertop 880 penetrates concrete substrates providing oleophobic and hydrophobic properties. Food-safe (food grade) once cured, this sealer protects countertops against water, fluids, staining, UV light exposure and the wear and tear of everyday use.

COVERAGE: Up to 50 square feet
COATS: 2
VOC CONTENT: 300 g/L
FINISH: Natural, low luster

APPLICATIONS

Exceptional when used for:

Interior Concrete Countertops
Exterior Concrete Countertops
Honed marble, slate, travertine, natural stone, tile, grout

Not for use on:

Ardex/feather finish countertops
Concrete tables that have been sealed with a manufacturers wax or sealer

BENEFITS

PROVIDES

Stain resistance
Excellent penetration
Breathable substrate
Easy application
No appearance change

PREVENTS

UV degradation and yellowing
Mold/mildew
Staining

REDUCES

Resists stains from household substances
Reduces water penetration
Non porous
Easy clean up

Application Instructions

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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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Will it keep your counter glossy

No, this product is natural finish. I would suggest 745 Countertop
my counter top was down 5 years ago looks like I need too reseal does these product can bee put on top of my other sealer

Depends on the type of stealer used, but generally you can if they are the same type
I have an outdoor patio I just poured countertops for and I would like the glossy “wet” look but it says 880 will not do that and 745 is not for outdoors… do you have an outdoor product that will have the glossy look

Check out Wear-Tek 4400.
Put the shield on with lint free rag??

Here is the link to the Application Instructions
Should 880 be reapplied over time? If so when?

You should reapply when water stops beading up on the surface.
Why can't it be used on feather finish counter tops?

It effects the penetration of the sealer