Classic Bone Grout TRUCOLOR 18#

Perfect match but more costly than I like because I didn’t need no where near this much.

Very expensive, very easy to apply and work with, and easy to clean up. I did a 1 man job on my expansive outdoor kitchen with 12" tiles and lots of corners and mosaic backsplash, and it saved DAYS by not mixing my own. The polyurethane grout should last for quite awhile, and I had absolutely no problems with it. There is a haze afterwards, as in all of these types of grout, but a product called "Blaze" removed it - very slick. I would recommend making it a 2 person job, applying/floating, the other coming behind cleaning an area.

Grout was what my tile man expected, but when you open it, it's not completely full. If you dont know this is normal, you may think you're being cheated. I'll see how it holds up color wise as time goes on.

This grout has NO redeeming qualities. It won't stay on the wall! You'll have as much on the floor as you do on the wall. When you wipe off the tile, the grout comes off too. If you try regrouting spots a few days later, it still won't stick. It never gets hard enough that you can't scrape it off. After a few days, it looks like brown sugar on the wall, and is about as hard as brown sugar you've had for a while. The company should pay us for using it.

This product was easy to use. Applied it with little waste and cleaned up well.

I would recommend this grout for anyone installing new tile. It is great to work with and produces an excellent grout that is easy to clean. Definitely does the job!

This product was recommended by my tile installer as a non-stain, non-shrinking (cracking), easy to clean grout. It is much more expensive than regular grout and doesn't cover as much per unit, but is worth it for the longevity and maintenance considerations.+ grout

I'm not sure how the manufacturer can claim time savings for using this. While you don't need to mix and wait anymore, the application takes longer since you have to constantly clean your tools (to prevent the urethane from drying and ruining your tools) and the post install cleanup is really time consuming. Just google "Urethane grout cleanup" and you'll see the many discussions on the difficulties in cleaning up urethane haze.I don't doubt that in a pro's hand this can be a great product, but DIYers beware what you're getting yourself into!