How To Epoxy Grout Your Tiles

In this video, I will be showcasing the process of grouting tile joints using epoxy grout. Epoxy grout offers several advantages compared to traditional grouts. One notable benefit of epoxy grout is its stain-resistant property, ensuring that your tiles remain pristine and free from unsightly discoloration. Additionally, epoxy grout is highly resistant to cracking, providing long-term durability and preventing any potential damage to your tiled surface.
Another notable benefit is its remarkable water resistance, making it an ideal choice for areas with high moisture levels such as bathrooms, kitchens, and swimming pools. With epoxy grout, you can rest assured that water penetration and the subsequent damage caused by it will be significantly reduced.
Furthermore, epoxy grout retains its original color even after long-term use. Unlike other grouts that may fade or darken with time, epoxy grout maintains its appearance, ensuring that your tiles will continue looking new and fresh even after a decade of use.
By following the steps I will demonstrate in this video, you can achieve professionally grouted tile joints, ensuring a beautiful and long-lasting finish for your tiled surfaces. Experience the benefits of epoxy grout and enjoy the timeless beauty of your tiles that will look as stunning as the day they were first installed
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[@benjamindelfs2718]

Genuinely hate epoxy grout, we grouted 300 metres of 2x2 Johnson’s at a high school in grenfel, nsw in davco epoxy and 30 sponges later when I was a second year apprentice. The new epoxy grouts aren’t as bad but

[@Jaxtiling1]

I found the davco very hard to use nearly got blisters from it. If your ever going to epoxy onday try keropoxy I found it the easiest to use.

[@benjamindelfs2718]

Last time I used epoxy was on a shower repair and used the ardex epoxy. I just genuinely dislike epoxy grout, but it’s essential on spas and mosaics in wet areas in my opinion