Hi Ray, good tip. I had grout that turned a darker color in some places. No one could explain it. The only thing that I could do was recolor it. I used a colorant from C-Cure (who was the maker of the grout) and had to redo all of the grout lines. I simply followed the direction and used an old toothbrush and it was good as new. It is also a sealer too.
This is a good option if you just do not like the color of your grout instead of getting rid of the grout. If you want to go lighter, you have to do 2 coats. anna hackman www.green-talk.com
DIY Maven
August 09, 2007
I agree with Ray: after using a cleaner--even a vinegar spitz--it would be best to re-apply sealer.
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Hi Ray, good tip. I had grout that turned a darker color in some places. No one could explain it. The only thing that I could do was recolor it. I used a colorant from C-Cure (who was the maker of the grout) and had to redo all of the grout lines. I simply followed the direction and used an old toothbrush and it was good as new. It is also a sealer too.
This is a good option if you just do not like the color of your grout instead of getting rid of the grout. If you want to go lighter, you have to do 2 coats. anna hackman www.green-talk.com
DIY Maven
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