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7 thoughts on “How to Seal Grout: Why It’s Important”
Is there any type of grout that should NOT be sealed in a shower? We have been told not to do it, and that doesn’t seem right to me. We used Mapei Flexcolor CQ.
Kelley,
I’m not certain I’m aware of a grout that is not to be sealed! If you’re unsure of the brand of grout you have, I would say seal it! It cannot hurt. It’s just a waterproof barrier.
Thanks for reading!
Cheers,
Maria
I have a job consisting of the exact same gray stone tile in the pics along with the exact same size spaces in between so this is helpful to me. I would like to seal the tile since it is very porous. Which sealer and how do I apply to the tile itself?
This sealant is the “best on the market.” I’ve also used this sealant from the local big box stores.
I apply with a sponge applicator. See the article for exact details!
Hope you love this time as much as I do.
Cheers,
Maria
Is step 3 a damp or a dry cloth?
Thanks!
RK,
I’ve used a dry microfiber cloth, but if you’re having a little difficulty a slightly damp cloth can help remove any partially dry grout. Don’t get it too damp because you don’t want to introduce too much water to the grout, it’ll cause it to be crumbly and not cure correctly!
Happy DIYing!
Cheers,
Maria
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