Block paving sealant in France - an equivalent to the Ronseal / Thompsons satin?

[joidevie]

Hi.. A quick question to those maybe in the 'know'

I'm wondering if anyone knew a French equivalent to this RONSEAL block paving sealant in satin? I'm looking to seal some stone kitchen worktops..

I'm back in the UK for a week, will posting a couple of litres of this seem a little reckless?

Many thanks indeed....

[Théière]

I doubt there is much difference between the resin used on blocks and the same for sealing porous tiles.

Impermeabilisant sol et carrelage

[pachapapa]

http://www.sopap.fr/

[joidevie]

[quote user="Théière"]

I doubt there is much difference between the resin used on blocks and the same for sealing porous tiles.

Impermeabilisant sol et carrelage

[/quote]

Many thanks..

I actually yesterday bought some Impermeabilisant galet/pierre naturelle from Leroy Merlin - it's an 'oily/petroleum' smelling product (rather than a polyurethane/resin 'sealant' like the RONSEAL). In the same range they have impermabilisant terre cuite (or marbre)..

The product soaks in and becomes almost invisible (I remember using something similar a while back called 'Migrastop' to spray on tavertine tiles to make a shower) - and brushes can be washed in soapy water..

I was somewhat concerned about the XN Nocif (noxious) label on the bottle - a concern for a worktop??

[Théière]

Fair play, if you have already used said product elswhere. Sometimes the noxious labelling only applies to the product when wet i.e. drinking it or fumes from it, once cured this deosn't always apply.