Anyone used this for epoxy grout to repair grout between bathroom tiles? Does it mix well with the colored grout powder? Shrinks when dried? Thx.
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this epoxy is more along the lines of automotive use. I would use regular tile grout for your application, it would be cheaper and go further than epoxy.
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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 took a left over piece and tried it for you. It seems to work and look okay. My tiles have a good amount of grout inbetween them and it still looked okay.
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It's a sealer with a gloss finish. I'm not sure what you're using it on, but it's meant for absorptive surfaces like rough stone and grout. It's not meant for an already sealed surface or a very smooth surface like granite. Be careful not to let water sit on it for too long. If water sits on the finish, it gets kind of soft and milky. I used it on the slate tile backsplash of our kitchen and it worked perfectly.
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Hi Ava, I used it to glue back a ceramic garden stool and it worked perfectly. I don't know how large your vase is but I would apply the epoxy with a tooth pick or something where you can control the amount of glue applied, that way hopefully you can restore it in a way that looks flawless! Best of luck...
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I used this on my granite counters and grout lines on floor tiles. I applied it using a foam brush, waited about 5-10 mins, and wiped off the excess with a clean towel. I did not wipe off on the grout lines.
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Good use to clean bathroom over spray. Type of floor matters. Does well on vinyl. Tile with grout, less well. I close mine into bath and let it run for 45 minutes. Then let floor dry for 30 minutes.
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Sorry. I don't know. Haven't tried it on yellowed grout. My guess is it is not the product for that. This product seems to lift the dirt/stain and yellowed grout may be yellowed throughout due to age. Probably need some sort of bleach or acid. Perhaps a wood bleach which is safe and might work.
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I'm sorry, but I have not used it on grout joints. Assuming you mean tile flooring, my guess is that it waould clean but not whiten the joints. I use it principally on my wood flooring.
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Yes! I used it in my bathroom with great results. My tile and grout look brand new. I've used bleach and didn't get the results that I got with this product.
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I'm not sure if what I used was epoxy, but I used an industrial sealant on my garage floor. It didn't change the color but it made it look like it was wet and it made sweeping and using a squeegee great. Anyway, I applied 3 of them and they worked and continue to work great 3 years later, but one of them eventually did come lose. This was because the area where I put it, the concrete was uneven so the entire thing wasn't adhered. Anyway, that one stayed put for over a year before it came off and it did not remove any of my sealant.
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Hi Amazonfan111,As Paul alluded to we do have another product for Tile & Grout, however if the grout lines are very small and the majority of the surface is the mosaic glass tiles, we would generally recommend using the glass product. This will adhere better to the glass than to the grout, however if you reduce your expected coverage by about 35% you will have quite good results. I'm not sure that this will last to three years on the grout, but it will definitely be better than an untreated surface!If you have any other questions please do give us a call at our USA office and we would be happy to help!The EnduroShield Team Hi Amazonfan111,As Paul alluded to we do have another product for Tile & Grout, however if the grout lines are very small and the majority of the surface is the mosaic glass tiles, we would generally recommend using the glass product. This will adhere better to the glass than to the grout, however if you reduce your expected coverage by about 35% you will have quite good results. I'm not sure that this will last to three years on the grout, but it will definitely be better than an untreated surface!If you have any other questions please do give us a call at our USA... » Read More Hi Amazonfan111,As Paul alluded to we do have another product for Tile & Grout, however if the grout lines are very small and the majority of the surface is the mosaic glass tiles, we would generally recommend using the glass product. This will adhere better to the glass than to the grout, however if you reduce your expected coverage by about 35% you will have quite good results. I'm not sure that this will last to three years on the grout, but it will definitely be better than an untreated surface!If you have any other questions please do give us a call at our USA office and we would be happy to help!The EnduroShield Team « Show Less
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I used this product on non sanded grout. I sprayed the product. No issues with cleanup. Just followed the directions.
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We used this material on Arizona Buff stone floors and it worked great. We also used it on our tile shower and it worked great. We used the cleaner made by the same company first then applied the sealer. This product will leave a glossy finish which is what we wanted. If you want a satin or flat finish use something else.
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I applied my epoxy on a new, unpainted floor. I followed the directions, specifically, a lot of washing and then an acid treatment. Results were great, but you need to work quickly. The less time that the "edges" (of the area you are applying) dry, the better, more seamless it looks. I also used a double amount of crystals to give it an better look. Good luck.
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I used it on my kitchen porcelain floor tile. It worked well, even though I never got the repair to match the high gloss of the existing tile. So, when the light shines on it in a particular way, you can see that there is a repair. But mostly it's in shadow and blends right in.
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I agree with comments by Mike and Robert. My application this time was on travertine. I did a test of this product and 2 others on scrap cuts. After it cured, water on the piece with the porous plus beaded up like a freshly waxed car. Another trick I have used, but again test first on scrap, is to wipe over cured sealer with automotive Rain-X. Works great near sinks, and we do this in nearly all tile and stone showers. Good luck on your project.