StonePro Traverfill - Travertine Repair - Fills Smalls pits, Holes & voids in Travertine & Limestone (Dark 3 lb)

Have tavertine tiles in hallways and bathroom. Worked well, mixing both light and dark worked better for me than one of them alone. Usually did 2 dark spoons with 1 light spoon. Add water in a cup and fill in. Larger areas I used a puddy knife (plastic) to spread around. Bigger holes I made sure to blot a few times to get more in there and take out the air pockets. After it dries (I gave it an hour) I Used another plastic puddy knive to scrape away the excess leaving smooth even powdery layer. I vacuumed up the excess powder with a shop vac (don't over scrub) then I wiped the surface with a stone cleaner making sure I didn't wipe excessively or use too much solution. Goal is to take off the leftover layer of powder so it's clean again. That's all I did but then noticed the shower areas and few tiles near enterance were loosing the filling after about a month. Did it all again and used miracle sealer 511 seal and enhance and boy does it make a difference. Tiles look much better and now I am 2 months out and everything still looks good. I will likely reseal the showers yearly and hopefully not have to do the other areas for a few years.

Works well for cooking travertine defects. I bought both colors and blend them.

Mixed easily. Applied smooth. Hopefully it will stay in place. The only knock is that this product DID NOT weigh as advertised. I was cheated out of considerable product

I've used this in the Midwest (Indiana) for 2 years now. Easy water cleanup, no solvents required. It's very much like grout for tile. Mix it, slather it on with drywall tools, and clean up with sponge and water. Looks so much better and lasts through the winter. When I finish my 1500 sq. ft. travertine, I will try to seal it and see how long it lasts. Seems very durable as of now, even through our hard freeze/snow winters in Indy.

Nowhere on the description does it say you can’t apply a sealer. Well, travertine should be sealed for longevity. All the holes I filled now are white, whereas everything else looks great. Will be pressure washing this out and apply a grout instead. Garbage product!!!

I have travertine table tops on my patio that were not aging well after 10 years of exposure to the weather. This restored them to "original" in a couple of hours.

This stuff is easy to use and goes a long way. We chose the dark color which is great. It’s a darker beige not a true dark like black or brown.

As you can see, ordered the dark product but it is white. I would not recommend any of their products for Travertine, it will ruin your stone. I can only attach 1 pic, but their polish does not shine at all and will turn your grout white. Main reason for the review is they require to get a refund, can't just return to Amazon for refund.