Will this work with unsanded grout for glass tiles on a shower wall? if so, how much would I need to color a 9 lb bag for a light to medium blue?
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yes, it works with any grout. Since you would not be mixing all of the grout at once what I do is measure out the amount I want to mix for the time(say 6 cups of grout) then I color that amount by adding the colorant at a measuring spoon amount until I reach the color I want. Only you can tell how deep you want the grout color. (It will also dry a bit lighter) So If you start mixing and added a teaspoon and it's too light, add another measure until it looks right. I have done some large projects (table tops) and this works great. you might make yourself a note as you add the color. I have never done this by the pound measuring. Seems to me that a little color goes a long way! Just depends on how intense a color you need to achieve. hope this helps. Relax and have fun.
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No it will not work. Of course it depends on the tile. But if it is a ceramic tile or a marble with a slick smooth surface it will actually just wipe off like using a crayola marker. It would need some texture or some sort of porous surface.
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It will seal the grout lines but the tile itself is normally too smooth for it to accept the sealer. You can always test by purchasing a 8 OZ bottle on the RadonSeal website.
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The R.O.G. Blue works pretty good on toilets, tubs,tile surrounds and shower doors as long as the soap scum on shower doors is not too heavy. heavy deposits may take several applications to remove. Be careful not to scratch the glass surface or frosted areas of the doors. Good luck.
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Have only used it on the grout. It worked really well on stained and mildewy grout.
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apply with small paint brush directly to the grout. Strongly recommend at least two applications.
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I have never tried but assume so. It should work assuming the tile is not porous - to permit proper suction, and large enough - so the suction cups do not align with grout seams.
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It does work on tile grout. I suggest using the round brass scrubber. It makes the job a lot easier. Hope this is helpful.
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It works on colored tiles, my girlfriend used it out our tiles it was orange/tan ish.
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i would use a ooth brush with bleach first then steam it,,,did u know grout is porous,,,,u can paint it any color with any laytex paint wipe it on wipe it off,,that is the easy way
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I used this for the grout in my shower which are marble slabs. Did not use directly on the marble. Worked great on the grout
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Yes and no. It is easy to apply by an non professional but it was a lot of work the way I used it. I used it for the grout between 12" porcelain tiles. I bought good quality knee pads and put a thin strip down on all the grout then let it dry and put a second coat. It was time consuming and hard on my back and my knees. Younger and not overweight would help. :)
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I did not ust it to cover grout. I am not sure how it would adhere to it or what it would look like. There is grout sealer but it is clear and would not hide the stains. Unless the stains can get cleaned off then seal grout. Hopefully this was of some help.
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I used it on a quarry tile floor in the cellar. It did a great job cleaning the floor. I am not sure that it would do well with a light colored grout. The grout on my floor is dark and somewhat variegated.
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It doesn't mention on the directions that it can be used on grout and I haven't used it that way. It may be best to contact the company for this information. Sorry that I wasn't able to help.
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I do not know I have not used this on grout very much. Although i have used it on our school bathroom floor and it seemed to clean up ok. I did not pay real close attention to that because the grout is not that dirty. Sorry i could not help you out more.
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I have used it in my shower, but I found that a Clorox bleach pen works better to soak into the grout. This is more of a liquid not a paste and will not stay on the grout long enough from my experience.