Large Grout Pen Dark Grey - Revives & Restores Stained Tile Grout Leaving a Clean Fresh Look

the grout in my kitchen floor tiles had got very discoloured over the years and I was deciding if I should get them replaced but thought I would give the grout pen a try first,am I glad I did after just one cost the floor looks like new, I am so pleased I have ordered more to do the bathroom and cloakroom, it is so easy to use and goes a long way. I would highly recommend it.

Moved into a new renal place and the grout on the bathroom floor tiles looked really grubby. Tried scrubbing and bleaching but still looked terrible. A once over with this pen and they look so much better. Go close and you can still see faults but from normal standing level they look great. I'm very happy. I used the wide pen but then bought the narrow one for little deeper bits that the big one didn't reach.

Did the job - changed my white grouted floor to grey - easy to use - dark grey colour has a bit of a bluish tinge in bright light but looks good and other feedback indicates that it cures to a true grey with time. So held back one star to see if that happens.

The tip of the pen is a bit too thick for my floor tiles but it does the job. It does have a slight blue tint to the grey which isn’t great but it will look good when done.

Works ok, be careful when first shaking to use because the liquid will go everywhere and the pen tip comes out.

the grout on my bathroom floor had become very grubby looking, after trying numerous cleaning products without success I was thinking of having it totally replaced, then I saw this grout pen and decided for a small cost it was worth a try.It had a wide tip which made covering the grout was easily done, the overall finish was amazing now my floor looks like its just been tiled

Certainly not dark grey. Just colour of lid which is more light to med. nib should be tapered more as too wide for my floor tiles that were proffesionally fit.

I must admit, I was very sceptical about how good this would be, but it was either that, or rake out and re-grout. The existing grout (floor tiles) had badly discoloured from its grey, and looked horrible. I'd tried all the usual things, bicarb / white vinegar etc., to no real avail.This done the job perfectly. Like most things, you need to take your time and wipe any excess from the tile (using dry kitchen towel works great - not damp cloth, which will just smear it).Minor niggle is that the applicating nib (bit like a felt tip) would ideally be angled to make it easier to get into corners. I found a way round this by depressing a few times in a washed out yoghurt pot so you get a little liquid forming, and then use an artists paint brush. This allows you to get right into corners.Love this, great product!