Vasari Plaster Mineral Sealer (1 Gallon)

I used Vasari Mineral Primer, Oxford Tan Lime Paint, and Mineral Sealer to finish my kitchen range surround and I am loving the result! The product is so easy to work with and it’s impossible to screw it up. I was even able to use the it to fill in uneven areas. It was applied on a drywall/wood structure (“before” pic). You would never know. Victor, at Vasari, was very helpful in explaining the application and helping me pick the color. What sold me is that you can even use this product outdoors and in showers, so it should hold up well in my kitchen.

I put it over lime paint in my bathroom to get "concrete" look, now the wall still hasthat nice to the touch natural matte /velour texture but it's totally waterproof!! invisible, no shine at all, no change of color ,(I even had doubts it's there)- but the water drops just roll off now as it would be clear coated. Also great usage/coverage, I barely used any after 2 coats. Used in "wet" zones too, it's bulletproof. Awesome choice for certain projects

Vasari products are highest quality.

Use the product to seal a lime washed walls in the bathroom. When I was cleaning, I got a drip of cleaner on the wall and it cleaned dried up and did not stain. The sealer works really well.

No visible effect on walls. Clear color, no sheen. Applied three layers, wall still easy live plaster dust on fingers while rubbing.

I very much like this paint! It’s quick to apply and dry! It looks awesome, and does not leave any chalky dust after it dries.

Used this sealer over lime wash paint as advertised however we saw no protection provided at all. It is very water-y + foamy and when we apply with a brush it, wears off the lime (we see layers taken off on the wall and the brush turns the paint color immediately).When we apply with a foam/sponge roller and it seems to go on better without stripping off the paint at least, however, there are no sealing abilities to be seen!Comes with no instructions nor technical data sheet I'm guessing because this is basically all water.We are trying to seal our lime painted bookshelf to put books on but upon testing each layer of rolled-on sealer (we did up to 4 in areas, absolutely no difference), the book gets scuffs of the wall color on it.We do not have enough sealant and time to waste trying more layers (as this advertised 75-100sf). I reached out to Vasari but haven't heard back in over 2 days. If we are told by Vasari that we need to buy their $40 wax sealer next I will be immensely disappointed since this should've done exactly what we needed alone (otherwise we would've gone with a different brand had we'd known). We are not needing waterproofing so wax should not be required, this sealant should've worked as advertised.

I watched so many tutorials in preparation to limewash. This product is much thicker than most and spread on the wall at all like any other videos I watched. Once I watered it down quite a bit it was better. If going on drywall you want to be really religious about using the primer or else you will be able to wipe this off your wall with just a moist washcloth. The sealer left a white film and goes on very bubbly. The finish is very gritty and feels like sandpaper.