Seal or not?
- Thread starter scotcruz
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Oh, I see. In your case the tiles cannot be sealed but you can purchase grout sealant. The excess is wiped off the tiles.
https://www.screwfix.com/p/zep-grout-sealer-500ml/913hk#product_additional_details_container
I haven't use the above but the reviews I read were positive (I didn't read them all).
I have no idea how effective they are or how long they last.
When grouting tiles prone to be splattered by cooking on the hob/etc, I use (2-pack) epoxy grout. It is more difficult to work with though and much more expensive (cost plus labour).
https://www.zephyrandstone.com.au/blog/the-truth-about-epoxy-grout
https://www.screwfix.com/p/zep-grout-sealer-500ml/913hk#product_additional_details_container
I haven't use the above but the reviews I read were positive (I didn't read them all).
I have no idea how effective they are or how long they last.
When grouting tiles prone to be splattered by cooking on the hob/etc, I use (2-pack) epoxy grout. It is more difficult to work with though and much more expensive (cost plus labour).
https://www.zephyrandstone.com.au/blog/the-truth-about-epoxy-grout
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