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I have 18inch by 24inch cut slabs of stone for a an exterior wall cap - I think they are a dense sandstone 5 inches thick- the top layer has a beautiful multiclored "crust" which will flake off eventually leaving the gray solid layer below. I would like to harden and seal the top layer to protect it from from all flaking off over time. Is there a way to do this? Products that will penetrate and stabilize? Thanks, Robert
Dear Robert:
I'm afraid that you're gonna have to ask for help to a Higher Authority. To the best of my knowledge there's nothing available to us common mortals to accomplish what you're after.
Ciao and good luck,
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