NADAMOO Epoxy Grout Bright Porcelain White, Dual Tubes Waterproof Tile Grout 19oz 400ml, Restore Tile Grout Line for Shower Bathroom Wet Room Kitchen, Caulk Gun NOT Included

Initially I was intimidated at the thought of using messy unruly epoxy. In addition, the tiles in the bathrooms and showers were not even in heights or gaps because of the contractor's poor job a few years ago. For right angle corners and very uneven places, I used blue masking tape, applied the epoxy, shaped the grout lines with fingering tools, and peeled off the tape immediately. For flat and even gap locations I just applied the epoxy with the fingering tools and after 12 hrs, (24 hrs also worked) cleaned out the overflow area using a sharp scraper blade. I found using the right fingerings tool was the key. If the radius is too small, there is not enough epoxy in the grout gap, and if the the radius is too large, you cannot form sharp break lines along the top eges of the grout gap, which is essential for clean look and easy overflow removal. The epoxy worked well to give clean results. Because the package contained two dispenser tips. I was able to do the touch up work after removing the overflow, the next day.

Excellent epoxy grout. Dries hard, won't stain or discolor. Pay very close attention to set up timing. If you wait too long it will be very hard to get off the unwanted surface. Waiting for just the right time, it shaves off effortlessly. The coverage is not as much as I expected so I had to order an extra set of tubes. I installed 2 foot x 4 foot high gloss porcelain LFT's with a 1/8 inch gap, in a 3'x5'x3' alcove bath tub area, all the way to the ceiling. It took 1 and a half tubes. So, order more than you think you need. I would not recommend this for small tiles, too many grout lines. I am totaly happy with this product.

I have always used their competition "REALINN Epoxy Tile Grout Bright Porcelain White 400 ml, Dual Tube Waterproof Stain-Proof Colorant Resin Sealer Grout" but decided to use this brand and try it out after having much success with Realinn brand. I ordered 9 tubes and,I have been left with an absolute mess. Followed directions to a "t". At least 25 percent of my grount lines remain uncurred after 5 days. It is a complete mess. I had Amazon replace two of the tubes and the same thing happens. Randomly it will not cure and remains a liquid paste. And yes I extracted at least 30 inches of each new tube to be sure it is mixing in the nozzle. This brand has left me with a living nightmare of an uncured mess in random grout lines. I am furious of the inferiority of the product. I am left with a complete mess trying to remove the places where the epoxy is uncurred. It is not easy, even using alcohol. *Update* the manufacturer contacted me and offered to replace 3 tubes sent directly from the manufacturer rather than older product from the Amazon Warehouse or where it comes from. If these new tubes cure without a problem I will update my review.

Ok, look. I saw some reviews that are complaining that this is difficult to clean up, that it’s sticky, that it’s hard to work with, etc.Yes.It is epoxy grout. This is not premixed grout, it’s not drywall mud. You wouldn’t get angry at a cow for saying moo, don’t get angry at epoxy for being messy. It is what it is. You chose to work with epoxy, it didn’t choose to work with you. I would not advise that this be your first epoxy project. You’re going to be working with a lot of it, so you should understand how the media works.When you’re working with it, here’s some tips:- epoxy is sticky and messy. That is how it is. Wear gloves. Don’t get it on your skin. I was impressed with this epoxy, actually, because the smell was not strong. Smush better than I expected.- you need a double caulk gun that isn’t included. Buy the one with the grouting kit.- put down a drop cloth. If you like to paint, don’t use your favorite drop cloth. Use one you’re going to throw away.- wear some clothes you’re not invested in.- put painter’s tape down on either side of the lines you want. Yes, you’ll still use the scraper/leveler, but the painters tap is going to save you a lot of stress. Why? Because when you use the razor to scrape any remnants at the end, no matter the media, you run the risk of scoring the tile and/or cutting your hands. Respect the blade and use it sparingly.- plan to use the whole tube in one day. You’re probably not going to be able to hit pause and come back in two days as well as you think you can.- don’t let the epoxy sit. Use the little roller ball. Do it quick.- once you’ve got the epoxy on between that painter’s tape, set the double caulk gun down, and leave your project for 24 hours. Don’t touch it. Don't. Eh. KKSSS. I see you. Step away. After 24 hours, pull the painter’s tape. Then, run over any messy places with the razor leveler. Don’t press with the razor leveler thing. You’ll run it over the messy areas 5-6 times each, with very little pressure, stripping off small bits of the epoxy each time. If you’re using PVC tile, be careful here.- If you didn’t use a drop cloth and need to clean an area, you need to use acetone. Don’t use acetone on your bathtub, because you’ll remove the protective finish and you’ll have to use car wax and/or clear coat to reapply the finish and it’s a whole thing, just use a drop cloth!- Most other areas with minor spills can just be peeled off after 24 hours. I was again fairly impressed with how easy this was.- Don’t expect a cow to ribbit! Epoxy is what it is: sticky, finicky, and not an easy media. But it looks GORGEOUS when you

It's very sticky it's pretty when it gets dry But to get it as finished, you gotta be very careful not to get it on you. You close nothing cause it's sticky and it's a mess trying to clean it up

Hard to use

Great durability. Had to use fast as hardened quick and not easy to shape. Very strong.

Applied this about 7 times. Used every method in instructions and every tool provided in the related applicator set. Does not stick. Cannot be worked into narrow gaps. I even tried a paint scraper to force it into the gaps. Also it is just plastic without any cement or sand in it so the few places where it did adhere, I don't think it will last. Cannot recommend the product at all. Try some epoxy grout additive such as SGA 30 with a normal grout and apply it with an epoxy float over small areas where you have time to work with it before it sets up. This stuff is a waste of money. I am giving it 2 stars because it did stick in a couple of spots.