Grout Pen Cream Tile Paint Marker: Waterproof Grout Paint Pen, Tile Grout Colorant and Sealer Pen for Bathroom, Shower, Kitchen, More - Cream, Wide 15mm Tip (20mL)

This stuff really works well. We used it in our bathroom tile several years ago, and it’s still holding up. I just remodeled our laundry room and used this paint on the dark grout and it worked great. Just paint it on the grout and wipe the excess off the tiles. If you leave it on for 20 minutes or more, you can still remove the excess, but you’ll need a scrubbing pad It’s definitely a product I would recommend.

I have used these in both my bathrooms. They work great and make your grout look like new again. If you use it on a floor or area that you wash a lot you do need to seal it in after you use it.

This grout marker works really well and is easy to use. It made my grout look clean and fresh right away. The only downside is that it didn’t last as long as I expected and ran out pretty quickly. I’d give it 5 stars if it lasted longer.

Great product!

I used a premix grout to patch a small area in my shower, but it only came in white. I wanted a grout pen to match my current grout and bought 2 color pens - Ivory and Cream. The ivory was too white, and the cream has a yellow tint to it. See pictures. I only kept the ivory on the side of the shower where it was bordering the white ledge. As you can see from closeup shots, the cream has a very yellow tint even after drying. Outside of the color matching issue, very easy to use and makes the grout look almost new. See pictures of the bottom of my shower. Had to do the whole floor or it would have been obvious that the colors were not the same if I only touched up certain areas. This brand doesn’t come with the option of almond, which is the only other light shade I can think of that would match my current grout. Buying another brand to see if almond is a better match for my grout.

I first bought the beige one because I read reviews that beige goes well with yellow tiles, but it made my grout look yellow, although it is kind of the same tone as my tiles, but I just didn’t like it so I bought cream grout pen. I like how it brightens my floors, and I’ve learnt that all grouts are not made equal. Dries in seconds and it is really very easy to use and wipe off if you go out of line. It doesn’t last 60m square, more like only 16metres square, of cos you would go over twice, so that’s why.

The grout pen seems to have a chamber for the paint, a hard foam applicator tip, and then a valve that connects the two, so that when pressure is applied on the tip, more paint flows into the foam tip. I encountered several problems with this design. The foam tip doesn't necessarily stay in the pen; paint can leak out during use. The foam tip is a very poor conductor of the paint - far worse than a brush - so the layer applied is think and uneven. Because the tip is so wide, I think I ended up with more paint on the shower tiles than covering the grout. And you can't get within 1/4" of a corner. Fortunately, clean up is very easy - just wipe with a damp paper towel. Lastly, unless you are working on the grout in the floor, paint just doesn't flow through the device. While working on the shower walls, I had to depress the pen tip against a paper towel on the floor to get more paint into the tip. Frankly, this would work better as a jar of paint with a small brush. It's been six weeks or so since application. The grout look does cleaner, except where it's already wearing off. Overall, I'd say this is appropriate only for short-term cosmetic "improvements". Wouldn't use again.

This Grout Pen applies smoothly to tiles and works well on creases in tiles. I have also tried it on scratches on my ceramic tile and it goes on smoothly. The only thing is that I will have to order the white colour from this brand to cover a few scratches on my tiles. It sticks to the grout line or ceramic floors well. It fills up the spaces adequately with a few pumps. It has a normal paint odour but not overbearing. It's worth the money.