Ager Color Enhancer + Sealer

Tenax Ager Color Enhancer is used to revitalize and enhances the color of natural stone surfaces. Gives the stone a deep, rich appearance and protect the pores from absorbing potentially discoloring liquids that could stain the surface.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Ager is a solvent based product That performs two main functions on natural stone surfaces. First, it protects all sorts of natural stone materials from absorbing liquids that could mar the appearance of the stone. Second, Ager enhances the natural color and grain of the material to which it is applied. Additionally, Tenax Ager helps protect natural stone against graffiti.

HOW TO APPLY

Using a paintbrush, cloth, fleece, or sponge applicator, apply Tenax Ager undiluted to a completely clean and dry natural stone surface. Allow the material to naturally absorb the Ager evenly. Within a few seconds of application, wipe off any Ager that was not absorbed into the natural stone material using a clean cloth or sponge. Avoid applying Ager in direct sunlight. Wait 24 hours after treatment for finished surface. In the case of treating natural stone surfaces that receive foot traffic, do not walk on treated surface for 4-6 hours after treatment.

BENEFITS OF AGER

Adding Ager to natural stone surfaces produces benefits and adds beauty to the stone. The following list enumerates some of the benefits of applying Ager to natural surfaces:

• UV Resistant
• Non Yellowing
• Stain Resistant
• Enhances Color Tone
• Helps Protects Against Graffiti

MATERIAL COMPATABILITY

Tenax Ager is a color and grain enhancer and sealer designed for adding beauty to all sorts of natural stone surfaces including the following materials:

• Marble
• Granite
• Limestone
• Sandstone
• Quartzite
• Travertine
• Agglomerate
• Rosso Verona

TECHNIAL INFORMATION

• Density at 25°C gr/cm²: 0.95
• Appearance: Opalescent Liquid
• Color: Colorless

1 QUART AGER COVERAGE

The consumption greatly depends on the porosity of the material being treated. Each type of natural stone varies in porosity. Additionally, stones vary in porosity even if they are the same type. The following list gives some general coverage guidelines for some stone.