Cement grout coloring?
I had many of the bluestones in my patio reset and re-grouted by a
mason. Now the new dry grout (made with portland cement) is a very different shade of grey than the non-replaced grout which has been there for upwards of 30 years. Is there anything I can purchase at Lowes/HD that can soak into the grout to make it a more uniform color/shade? Thanks, Walter |
Cement grout coloring?
On Jun 24, 10:42*am, Wally wrote:
I had many of the bluestones in my patio reset and re-grouted by a mason. *Now the new dry grout (made with portland cement) is a very different shade of grey than the non-replaced grout which has been there for upwards of 30 years. Is there anything I can purchase at Lowes/HD that can soak into the grout to make it a more uniform color/shade? Thanks, Walter Not sure if there is anything specific avail for grout, but I would think one of the semi-transparent concrete stain type products could be used. Not sure if you can get it perfectly uniform, but it would probably help even it out. |
Cement grout coloring?
You should grout stain all the grout the same color. You won't be able
to math different runs of portland cement. |
Cement grout coloring?
On Jun 24, 10:38*am, bill wrote:
You should grout stain all the grout the same color. You won't be able to math different runs of portland cement. The old grout has years of dirt accumulation. I would try bleaching it, and then restaining everything a darker color like the previous poster suggested. BOb HOfmann |
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