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Generally no. Tiles have a glaze layer that repels all substances including sealers. Sealers are designed for the grout lines and act as a stain barrier. Although sealers produce a water-resistant barrier on the surface of grout and some tiles, they can NOT be expected to be a water-proofing agent.
