SRP Grout Colour and Seal Colourant Tile Grout Colourant Restorer and Seals Protect Against Mildew and Staining - 237ml (White)

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If using Grout Colorant Applicator, pour Grout Colorant into Applicator bottle and apply a bead onto grout joint. Ready for surface traffic in 2 hours. Keep area dry for at least 24 hours. Avoid direct scrubbing on grout joints for 20 days to allow a full cure. Grout Colorant is not recommended for use underwater in pools, ponds, or on areas subject to hydrostatic pressure

For examples of Grout Colouring work completed by Tile Doctor please visit: www.groutprotection.co.uk/grout-colouring/ Coverage: You maylike the grout against the tile to have a seamless look andtryto match the colour sealer as close to the tiles colour as possible. This gives a great effect as well and can make rooms appear a lot larger. Anyone who has a unsealed light coloured grout installed already knows that it does not stay that way for long but with our colour sealer it will for over 15 years.

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If going from a dark to light grout color, more than 1 application may be necessary with a minimum 2-hour drying time between coats. Mosttiled floorsalready haveagreyunsealedcoloured grout installed.Grey or darkcolouredgrout is what we calla picture framedesign if against alight coloured tile.It all depends on youryour tiles colour, texture and decor.

After Grout Colorant has dried 1 or more hours (never more than 12 hours), lightly mist surface with water and let stand 5 minutes. Remove excess Grout Colorant from surface of tile using water and a white nylon scrub pad.

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A tile-coloured grout chart is a reference guide that showcases the different colours available for tile grout products. Grout is a material used to fill the gaps between tiles, and it plays a crucial role in enhancing the appearance of tiled surfaces. A grout colour chart is an important tool that allows customers to choose a colour that complements the tile and the overall design scheme.