Polyblend #105 Earth 25 lb. Sanded Grout

It stained my porcelain tiles . Very difficult to remove its Haze from the tiles. I spent a lot of money on cleaning products and several hours trying to remove the Haze and I was not able to. I must hire a company to remove the Haze. I am hoping the company will be able to remove the Haze . This will cost me more money.

It is great on my floors and backsplash. So far so good.

Went for black or charcoal and charcoal was the darkest available. Turned out grey when dry. Biggest waste of labor and time for a product.

I used this for a large basement tile project (my first) and had no issues. I over-scrubbed in some areas which washed out some of the pigment but with variegated tile it was not a big deal. If you haven't grouted before and consistency in color is a must have, I would recommend hiring a pro to do your grout. I followed up with 511 sealer and the grout cleans up easily.

Been using this grout for years. Always works well. Good workability. Good stain resistance. The sand in this product is very white, so the color doesn't rinse out when you're sponging it. This is the whitest of the various "white" shades that you'll find in warehouse stores. It doesn't have the yellow or grey tint found in other shades of white. Here's a photo of today's project. The tile is light grey.

Great results

This is one of my favorite products, and not least of which is actually using it as intended, for grout lines. My wife and I used this to repair the outside of our foundation where concrete has chipped off, and in some cases exposing rebar that had rusted. While the package says it is not really made (not guaranteed for more than about a 1/2" coat, at most, it was actually a good product to use on vertical indentations up to ONE INCH in depth. Now, I would recommend not making it to soupy, and a bit firmer. Secondly, and this was a fantastic project that this ended up being the perfect product for, and that was for an entire wall of brick that we chose to fill in all the very deep mortar grout lines between the bricks that constituted a fireplace wall. We also coated all the bricks with a thin coat of this grout to make the whole job look like virtually a stucco wall. It looks gorgeous! We used 13 bags of grout for that job (big, long wall with deep mortar channels). We did two coats. Of course, we sponged the surface to the intent and look we wished. Then painted it afterward. Also, we put porcelain tile down on the hearth over the bricks there and used a different color grout as intended to fill in the 1/16" inch grout lines. Never had a problem when used as instructed. Love this product.

Great product, just wish they would keep it in stock. Great product!

Works great

easy to apply. nice color.BUT.... thought it would dry darker. still looks nice with our wood tile, but disappointed