Epoxy Grout Bright Porcelain White

Used this in our bathroom remodel. The epoxy takes a bit to get used to but once you do it dries hard and smooth and never gets black! All grout should be like this.

Initially I was intimidated at the thought of using messy unruly epoxy. In addition, the tiles in the bathrooms and showers were not even in heights or gaps because of the contractor's poor job a few years ago. For right angle corners and very uneven places, I used blue masking tape, applied the epoxy, shaped the grout lines with fingering tools, and peeled off the tape immediately. For flat and even gap locations I just applied the epoxy with the fingering tools and after 12 hrs, (24 hrs also worked) cleaned out the overflow area using a sharp scraper blade. I found using the right fingerings tool was the key. If the radius is too small, there is not enough epoxy in the grout gap, and if the the radius is too large, you cannot form sharp break lines along the top eges of the grout gap, which is essential for clean look and easy overflow removal. The epoxy worked well to give clean results. Because the package contained two dispenser tips. I was able to do the touch up work after removing the overflow, the next day.

Worked well for my project, which was to partially re-grout a shower tile floor. I didn't use the special nozzle but rather laid down epoxy from both tubes and mixed myself with a putty knife. Dry time was perfect.

It didn’t work for our project but it’s a fine product. Just buy a good caulk gun not the same plastic one it’s advertised with.

This was a TERRIBLE experience. The plastic T-connection that connects both tubes into one, cracked before any "grout" came out; the mixing extension wasn't even attached. I would have returned it but I was in the middle of the project and had to make it work. I manually mixed the epoxy on cardboard and it was a terrible mess. (see pix) Also, they call this EPOXY GROUT, but it more like EPOXY CAULK. There are no sand or particles in the mix; because of this it's very shiny/reflective and will never match the existing grout, even if the color matches perfectly, (see pix). By definition it's NOT GROUT.

Excellent epoxy grout. Dries hard, won't stain or discolor. Pay very close attention to set up timing. If you wait too long it will be very hard to get off the unwanted surface. Waiting for just the right time, it shaves off effortlessly. The coverage is not as much as I expected so I had to order an extra set of tubes. I installed 2 foot x 4 foot high gloss porcelain LFT's with a 1/8 inch gap, in a 3'x5'x3' alcove bath tub area, all the way to the ceiling. It took 1 and a half tubes. So, order more than you think you need. I would not recommend this for small tiles, too many grout lines. I am totaly happy with this product.

This stuff rocks. Much more expensive than the traditional method but soooooo much easier and faster in the caulking gun

This is a very white and very shiny product. It doesn’t work with the grout on the shower walls, it looks cheezy in my beautiful tiled shower. It probably works but….disappointing.