A sandstone sealer is your first choice in protecting your brittle and delicate surface. Sandstone is a popular building material because of its availability, its range of colors, and its various uses in both commercial and home building applications.

A material sourced and used since ancient times, walls, temples, and cathedrals made of sandstone still stand today. There are many online stores from where you can buy sandstone sealer like https://chemron.com.au/shop/surface-coating/masonry-sealer-clear/. 

Sandstone is resistant to weathering or the disintegration of rocks thus is found in gardens as part of the garden ornaments, fountains, or as garden furniture. But because it is a stone, sandstone can become worn and damaged when not treated with sandstone sealer.

Sandstone is a sedimentary rock made of sand-sized particles of quartz and other minerals. The quality of sandstone depends on the mineral that cemented the sand-sized particles together.

The cement that holds the particles may be silica cement made of quartz or opal minerals, calcite cement is an assortment of calcite crystals and other minerals that will act as cement-like hematite, clay minerals or feldspars. Sandstone comes in different hues of colors from yellows to tans, reds to pinks, green to blues, white or black.

Sandstone sealer comes in two types, the penetrating and the topical sealers. Most outdoor sandstone surfaces use the penetrating type since this type of sealer is UV resistant, protects the surface of the sandstone from within, protects the insides from liquids, and offers to block it from entering the substrates of the stone. Sandstone sealer is usually applied using a brush, paint roller, or a low-pressure sprayer.