You can install our tiles without grout lines. You may choose to seal the tiles with nonsanded grout.

Apply a small area at a time, using a proper tiling rubber squeegee. Clean off excess immediately using clean water and a proper tile sponge. When dry, polish tiles with a cloth for that professional finish. See similar questions...

Use only standard grade sanded grout mixed per instructions. Apply grout with a rubber float, forcing grout into joints until full. (It is recommended to brush off the grout a little from bubble or pebble glass in order to show the beauty of the special shape.) Do not level the grout with pebble glass or bubble glass so the shape of the pebble or bubble won’t be covered by grout. Use soft brush lower 1/3 of the grout while the grout still semi wet. The grout will take longer to set. See similar questions...

Changing grout color is more commonly done but again the results are generally not as good as the original item. The color in grout, unlike tile, comes from liquid dispersed pigments. Obviously, these are not fired but rather become part of the cement/sand matrix. Grout is usually colored with an epoxy paint made for the purpose and sold in tile shops. See similar questions...

Cementitious grout, as you may have observed, is porous - it can absorb a stain. Looked at under a microscope, there is a large surface area to absorb stains. For this reason, many owners choose to seal their grout … usually the better the sealer, the more the grout joint is protected. Even better, if epoxy grout is used, it is virtually as stain proof as the tile. Removing stains from cementitious grout is similar to removing stains from clothing. See similar questions...

Applying sealer to the grout lines after cleaning, will form a barrier of protection towards future soiling. The sealer is designed to fill the pores of the grout. This will allow the customer time to clean-up spills, before they penetrate and stain the grout. Unfortunately, sealer does lose it's effectiveness to protect the staining of the grout. Depending on the frequency of cleanings, sealer may need to be re-applied. See similar questions...

Yes, you can repair your grout and give it a clean and new look. You can always contact us for an estimate. See similar questions...

Yes, the correct grout is important, you may need a flexible grout, or even a 2 epoxy grout for your specific situation. See our easy-to-use chart for help in selecting the correct grout. See similar questions...

Yes and no. If the tiles are in a "working" area where water or other liquid is likely to be splashed against it (e.g. Behind the sink, behind the stove) then it is recommended to grout the tiles using the caulking method described in the installation literature. If the tiles are in a purely cosmetic area ? then there is no reason to grout the tiles except for aesthetics. See similar questions...

Grout is used to fill the spaces between ceramic tiles. When dry it has the texture and character of cement. It should only be used between products of the same type, usually ceramic or stone tile. It should not be used at the seam between tile and any other product, especially wood or wallboard. Products respond to heat, cold and humidity in different ways and grout is not flexible and will crack and fall away as different pressures are exerted by the different products it is attached to. See similar questions...

All of our medallions and other products have a grout spacing of approximately 1/16" between shapes. See similar questions...

Grout colour can be changed without removal with a stain or a dye that can be purchased by most tile stores. See similar questions...

Solution: Score 1/8" of grout with grout saw and apply a coat of TrafficMaster Stainproof Grout into crevice. Homepage | What is Traffic Master Stainproof Grout | How to use Traffic Master Stainproof Grout | Where to Buy | FAQ ] See similar questions...

Sanded Grout is recommended since it does not shrink as much as some other grouts. The grout color depends upon you and what you want the finished product to be. White is preferred by most of the customers. See similar questions...

Again, this is a matter of choice and the look you prefer. Honed stone can usually be butt jointed (tight to each other) with very little grout showing if you want to see less grout or a grid pattern; tumbled stone usually has a 1/8" to 1/4" grout joint which will show off the edges more. See similar questions...

The GROUT WIZARD business was created out of a strong need in the marketplace for someone to do small grout restoration jobs. Tile contractors receive many calls for grout work but are typically only interested in large tile installation jobs. Our GROUT WIZARDS are highly qualified grout specialists who clean and seal grout, remove and replace grout with the tile left in place, and change the color of existing grout without removing either the tile or grout. See similar questions...

The founder has been restoring grout since 1997 and the parent company was incorporated in January 2000 See similar questions...

Currently there are 8 GROUT WIZARD locations. Some of these are Franchisees who purchased their franchise locations after working at company owned locations. See similar questions...