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onquest January 14th 05 02:42 AM

Can tile grout color be changed?
 
Last month we put down ceramic tile in our kitchen. The grout is a medium
gray color and looks pretty good. However, when we mop the floor the wet
grout turns a darker gray and looks great!

It sounds trivial, but the color difference is really astounding - it makes
the entire room look better

Is there any way to permanently darken the grout?

Thanks for any suggestions.



[email protected] January 14th 05 04:33 AM

Maybe concrete stain?


onquest wrote:
Last month we put down ceramic tile in our kitchen. The grout is a

medium
gray color and looks pretty good. However, when we mop the floor the

wet
grout turns a darker gray and looks great!

It sounds trivial, but the color difference is really astounding - it

makes
the entire room look better

Is there any way to permanently darken the grout?

Thanks for any suggestions.



LBaker January 14th 05 01:15 PM


"onquest" wrote in message
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Last month we put down ceramic tile in our kitchen. The grout is a medium
gray color and looks pretty good. However, when we mop the floor the wet
grout turns a darker gray and looks great!

It sounds trivial, but the color difference is really astounding - it

makes
the entire room look better

Is there any way to permanently darken the grout?

Thanks for any suggestions.



There are color enhancers that will both seal and darken the grout. There
are also colorants that will completely change the color to the desired
color. I would go the enhancer route if all you want is to darken the
grout. If the grout has been sealed you will need to remove the sealer
first. It doesn't sound like thatis the case since it is allowing water to
penetrate...
http://www.aqua-mix.com/family.asp?f...IL=MAINAQST%2C



PAROADHOG February 5th 05 11:37 AM

onquest wrote:
Last month we put down ceramic tile in our kitchen. The grout is a

medium
gray color and looks pretty good. However, when we mop the floor the

wet
grout turns a darker gray and looks great!

It sounds trivial, but the color difference is really astounding - it

makes
the entire room look better

Is there any way to permanently darken the grout?

Thanks for any suggestions.









Yes there is an epoxy grout dye available from some tile stores . The brand
name I've used is Aqua-something. Relatively inexpensive and quite durable.
I'll try to find the exact product name and repost .

PAROADHOG February 5th 05 02:01 PM

onquest wrote:
Last month we put down ceramic tile in our kitchen. The grout is a

medium
gray color and looks pretty good. However, when we mop the floor the

wet
grout turns a darker gray and looks great!

It sounds trivial, but the color difference is really astounding - it

makes
the entire room look better

Is there any way to permanently darken the grout?

Thanks for any suggestions.









Yes there is an epoxy grout dye available from some tile stores . The brand
name I've used is Aqua-something. Relatively inexpensive and quite durable.
I'll try to find the exact product name and repost .


Hurray ! I found it . It's " Aqua Mix Inc. P.O. Box 4127,Santa Fe Springs,Ca.
90670
Technical assistance (800) 366-6877"


Now howzzat ? Let me know if you're able to find it. Good Luck Clint


Jerr February 5th 05 02:06 PM


"PAROADHOG" wrote in message
...
onquest wrote:
Last month we put down ceramic tile in our kitchen. The grout is a
medium
gray color and looks pretty good. However, when we mop the floor the
wet
grout turns a darker gray and looks great!

It sounds trivial, but the color difference is really astounding - it
makes
the entire room look better

Is there any way to permanently darken the grout?

Thanks for any suggestions.








Yes there is an epoxy grout dye available from some tile stores . The
brand
name I've used is Aqua-something. Relatively inexpensive and quite
durable.
I'll try to find the exact product name and repost .


Hurray ! I found it . It's " Aqua Mix Inc. P.O. Box 4127,Santa Fe
Springs,Ca.
90670
Technical assistance (800) 366-6877"


Now howzzat ? Let me know if you're able to find it. Good Luck Clint


http://www.aquamix.com/




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