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Exceptional product, one of the only that actually lasts in high traffic areas like floors. It is not easy to work with - it’s basically very sticky paint, not a slurry/peanut butter consistency like actual grout. That means it will get everywhere and you’ll have a lot of scrubbing to do. The results are worth the effort though. If you’re doing large format tiles, save yourself some trouble and just mask off everything except the grout line with tape but if you’ve got lots of little tile or mosaics then skip the tape and send it. For cleanup, I found I saved a ton of time with baby wipes and mr clean magic eraser instead of just water and a sponge. Lay it down (I use a silicone caulk spatula), get it worked into the grout joints, let it sit 20 mins, give the top of the tile a gentle pass with the baby wipes to soften the dried excess and then hit it with the magic eraser. I use the grooved ones to avoid digging into the grout joints, just be careful not to press too hard and drag it out of the joints. Practice a few times before tackling a big section. If you have a porous surface like honed natural marble, it will soak into the pores. Seal the tile before applying the grout refresh! The part you really want to know is whether it lasts - my marble mosaic bathroom floor with white cementitious grout had its lines constantly turned orange from dead skin, moisture and general wear. I applied this 6+ months ago and it still looks brand new. Zero complaints and it’s the only paint style option I’ve ever used that lasts like this. It also seals the existing grout nicely and makes it less prone to collect gunk.

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Love this stuff. It colors and seals grout. I've used it to refresh old stained grout. I've used it to color match and seal new grout. I've used it to change the color of a grout (dark grey to bright white took 2-3 coats). It works great! And it keeps grout looking new for years. I've had some applications that are over 5 years old that are still going strong and looking good. It is a bit of a labor of love to apply this. You have to be on the floor, crouched, while you paint it onto the grout with great detail. I use a child's toothbrush for this. As you have to scrub it in and make sure it soaks into the grout to get the seal. Then before it completely dries, you need to wipe off the excess with a damp rag. If you can't dedicate some time and energy to do this, then I wouldn't recommend trying. It's very labor intensive, detailed, and tedious work. I tried to hire people to help but after they found out what they would be doing, they declined! I ended up doing it all myself...a little at a time, a room at a time. I've done every room in the house. On the floor. On counter tops. On back spashes. In the bathroom. Just excellent. Can't argue with the results!

I bought the white grout refresh and it works wonders! My tile grout was 10 years old and it was black with dirt but it use to be white. I did my entire kitchen with 1 bottle and it covered the black! Now I have to say where it was really really dirty I had to do a double coat but it covered everything! It looks like a brand new floor. Tip- the bottle says wait 10 minutes to let it dry before wiping the excess off of the tile. DONT wait! I ended up scraping it and it took a lot of time. Wipe it up almost as soon as you put it on your grout while it it still wet. I used a damp cloth and a bucket of water.

Just built my house only two years old , but you know these builders use cheap crap. I even paid to seal my grout when I first bought my house I spent hours scrubbing stains and dirt just to have it come all right back weeks later. I found this and man this is the best 20$ I’ve ever spent. Took me about 8 hours total to do the whole house. I did it in about three days. It is absolutely amazing. Very easy to apply. I used a DRY toothbrush waiting about 1 min and wiped excess with a lightly damped washcloth. I found if the toothbrush got wet it didn’t allow it to seal as well so make sure it is dry. Sooooo worth it!