Tile Grout Repair Kit - Premixed Ready to Use for Kitchen Tile, Shower & Bathroom Grout, Warm Beige (250g - 8,8oz - 0.55 lb)

I used this to change my grout color for my bathroom floor If you want a product for a simple grout redo, this is it. It’s very easy to clean up, low order, drys fast and is very forgiving to newbie mistakes. The bottle and tools are constructed good and make sense for the work you’ll be doing. It really is a solid product that I will be buying again for other grout work. I will test this in my shower as well. I do have a sense that longevity will be an issue and I would not use this on any type of commercial or otherwise professional work. This is best for “DIY at home” projects. I have low expectations for the shower due to that area being more exposed to water but my intention was originally just flooring. Overall, it’s earned its rating for a reason.

Works great as listed. Applied over 2 months ago and since had grout material it is holding up very well. Good color match and very easy to apply and wipe off excess. Good coverage area with excellent adhesion and quick dry time. Good value for money and looks great too

I’m no expert on grout - okay, this was my first time. The grout went on easily and the grout scraper is like a miracle worker, making the line even and smooth. Have a paper towel handy, as quite a lot of the grout comes off on the scraper. I have more grout to replace, inside the shower. I will remove the old grout this time, because it will just crumble out when the new grout is applied. The beige color is quite yellow, but it’s fine for the thin and unobtrusive lines I needed. I may go over it with a grout pen that better matches my grout color. I can’t speak to the durability, therefore four stars rather than five.

Extremely easy to use! This matched well and fixed up the shower tile.

Excellent product. Easy and quick to apply.

Color is not as advertised, and it’s more like caulk than sanded grout. Easy to apply but honestly for emergencies only. Dollar for dollar if you have tile grout cracking it’s probably the underlayment, which some DYI used quarter inch plywood because it’s cheap and easy, but flexes and warps over time. If you want, get those tiles up and put them back down on cement board. But for that or repair, get real sanded grout for floors and I sanded for walls and properly match the color. This is an expensive alternative that ultimately will fail as well if the underpayment isn’t right to start with.

If you can get the right color this stuff is great. Value for money is wonderful, easy to use, goes a long way, and honestly doesn’t look too bad if you are doing larger areas. If it’s just a touch up and not identical it sticks outs

Used this on top of missing grout repairs to blend into existing grout color. Very satisfied with results.