Hi,
The twit who tiled my bathroom did a beautiful job with caramel tiles and chocolate grout. It looked stunning for the five minutes before he washed with a lime solution and bleached half the colour out.
I am desperate to find a chocolate brown grout tile pen - can anyone help me please? (tiling twit no longer answers his phone)
Many thanks
Ruth
Grouting Pen Brown wanted!!
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Re: Grouting Pen Brown wanted!!
Only ever seen white grout pens.....Rake the grout out and replace with white would be my advice....sorry to be not much help...
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Re: Grouting Pen Brown wanted!!
You can get grout recolourant in lots of colours, made by Aquamix, from a few sources. Its not a pen but its not difficult to apply and, being epoxy based, is an excellent, durable product.
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Re: Grouting Pen Brown wanted!!
Grout Pens = The Devils Botch Tool.
Don't even go there!!!
1st up just try & give it a kind of regrout by leaving the old grout in situ and go over it again, quite often that'll be enough to stain it back & leave a new thin top coat over the old dead easy works well with dark chocolates & blacks.
Good luck.
Don't even go there!!!
1st up just try & give it a kind of regrout by leaving the old grout in situ and go over it again, quite often that'll be enough to stain it back & leave a new thin top coat over the old dead easy works well with dark chocolates & blacks.
Good luck.