Grout Pen - Designed for restoring tile grout in bathrooms & kitchens (Cream)

Very happy good deal

Brilliant product, definitely goes a lot further than I thought it would. I bought these to try and revive a wet room floor, I ordered two just to try thinking I’d need at least four if it looked ok, two did the whole shower and the rest of the en-suite floor. The shower area is mosaic so much more grout. Nice paper shade of grey so a definite grey but looks nice and clean rather than a dirty white look. Easy to use, the big perhaps a little thick and the only thing is it wears away eventually so don’t be too rough with it and don’t get it wet at all as one of mine wore away that i couldn’t use it anymore, I think because the original grout was quite gritty this happened, otherwise I’m sure it would be fine. Easy to use and didn’t need to shake it every five seconds it lasted a long time. Left overnight then mopped and showered today seems perfectly fine. Can’t comment on how long it lasts or anything yet but a cheap way of tidying up the shower and I have done the wall tiles with the white ones a year ago and it still looks good as new so hopefully this will last the same and only need done every few years. Much easier than taking out old grout and making a real mess. All in all very happy

Easy application makes a tidy job.

I managed to paint over the grey grout around the subway tiles in my kitchen with this. Pros: dries quickly and covers grease stains very well. Cons: the felt tip does not hold up whatsoever, which made it difficult to use. Without pushing hard (per the instructions), the tip was basically shredded into a brush by the end of usage. This got paint outside the grout lines and on the tiles, meaning each swipe along the grout needed to be followed by a damp cloth to keep a clean line and remove paint from the tiles. A quick fix but certainly not the best quality.

These grouting pens are a godsend! I've been using them for years and transformed many a tile job with them. Sister had just got an extension fitted and new kitchen but as part of the old kitchen tiles were still left in she was looking at replacing them...much more costly than a grout pen! I suggested using the grout pen, which she'd never heard of before...In just over an hour the job was done and they looked like they'd just been newly fitted. They went from a dirty old white grout on white subway tiles to a lovely clean and new looking tile job...money and time saved...and also kept rubbish out of the landfill too which we should all be doing where we can! Just make sure to shake the pen ever now and then during application for ease of use.

I have ivory tiles around my cooker hob and the grouting was very discoloured. After reading reviews which said the Ivory was practically white. I decided to buy one ivory and one cream pen and decide which was a better colour for my tiles . In the photo the Ivory is on the left and the cream is on the right, I decided the cream was a better match for my tiles. Before use shake the pen well, then press the nib up and down lightly on a piece of paper several times,which loads the nib with the product. I found I had to do this often to keep the product flowing. Don’t be too heavy handed , use it like a felt pen with firm pressure, don’t scrub .Application is easy .. I’m not sure if one pen will complete the job as you can’t see how much is in the pen. I’ve ordered a pack of two cream now, just in case .

I used the light grey pen to refresh tired grout in my bathroom.Firstly, using the pen correctly is a must and as the pen comes with limited instruction here are some tipsTo activate the pen push down on the tip to release the paint. I then used a piece of scrap paper to periodically push the nib down in to to keep the flow of paint regular. Without doing this, I found the nib frayed and made application and precision difficult. If the flow is correct, you shouldn’t need to press hard with the pen. It did take quite a while to cover the area I needed to do as I did reapply to most of the grout to get a good coverage and obtain the true colour. If the nib frays, you can remove the plastic end and turn it aroundAllow to dry thoroughly before removing excess from tiles; to do this I used a scourer sponge to gently lift off the tiles, it does take a while to do this but I am pleased with the results.All in all, I very happy with the outcome and it really has transformed my boring, tired white tiles 👍🏼

Used it to freshen up the grout on our kitchen floor and it was unusable after marking around 1 tile because the pen disintegrated. The paint seemed a little thin, but to be fair the colour was lighter than the grout being painted over.It may be ok for rejuvenating the grout between neat bathroom tiles, but on a stone tile floor it doesn't work.