Grout Pen Ivory Tile Paint Marker: Waterproof Grout Paint, Tile Grout Colorant and Sealer Pen - Ivory, Wide 15mm Tip (20mL)

I tried everything to clean my grout on the floor and in the shower. Nothing worked. I saw this product and figured it was so cheap, it was worth a shot. I was worried it would look cheap or tacky or like I had simply painted the grout. Boy was I ever wrong. This product is absolutely amazing!!! My grout actually looks like it is brand new!! It doesn’t look painted or anything, just looks completely new. I did the floors in my kids bathrooms about a week ago, and they splash on the floor like crazy, and the grout has held up and looks great. My bathrooms look so good I’m showing everyone before and after pictures!! I’m so happy with the results. It goes on super fast and is crazy easy. If I had to complain about anything, it’s that the nub of the product can get smashed down if you press or go back and forth too much, but it didn’t smash enough to make the product unusable. Ever so often I would pull out and reverse the nub super easily to kind of ensure it didn’t smash down too much and to keep the substance flowing out. Highly recommend this product!!!

I liked this grout pen very much. I bought 1 to try because I wasn't sure of the color but it matched great. I then reordered 2 to have on hand. The product was easy to use and filled in the places where my grout was dirty and the floor now looks new again.

To begin with, it’s very hard to choose a color grout pen, period. Unless you moved into a place when it was first built and the grout was fresh and you can remember that color, it’s very hard to tell what the original color was supposed to be. So imagine how difficult it is to choose a color over the Internet.Well, ivory worked for me. It’s not a pure, bright white, like bleached-teeth-under-ultraviolet-light-burning-your-eyes color. It’s also not too dark, in fact, not really at all, although the cap of the pen itself suggestd a brownish color.There are a couple of things to keep in mind with the product- which I think is excellent. First the tip of this pen is quite wide, I knew I didn’t want the smaller size because I’m dealing with 1‘ x 1‘ + plus tiles with a good amount of grout in between them.But these pens are even wider tipped than particularly wide grout, which makes the process of using them go a little slower, because you will find you’re constantly wiping up paint that gets on the tiles themselves. This might not be unique to this brand, but just keep in mind, you will have to do some cleanup along the way to make the lines look nice and straight and everything cleaned and even.The other thing to consider is how much tile area do you need to cover? Where I live 3/4 of my home is tiled, and this pen went a decent way into covering that area, but I still have a very long way to go.This sounds like a reasonably priced pen and it probably is. But I’m going to need four or five of them to finish my project. So unless your project involves one small room like a bathroom, don’t expect a single pen to do the entire job, especially since you’ll want a couple of coats.All that said, I’ve purchased more which are on their way, and these aren’t complaints, but rather just things to factor in when making a decision. And naturally, I only started by purchasing one of these in case it was the wrong color, or it was too thick to use at all or anything else.Once you find a color you like, if you’ve got large tiles with a good amount of grout between them this is a good choice to revitalize your grout.

I was skeptical that this product would work to refresh my tile grout in my bathroom and assumed it would take several coats but I was pleasantly surprised that it covered as well as it did. The only part of grout that didn’t cover easily were a few places where the grout was rough, had almost little jagged places…it still covered ok, I just had to go back and forth over the rough stuff. I should have folded a piece of sandpaper over a thin piece of wood or something else and sanded off this jagged spots first before I tried this pen. But I didn’t. Actually, I didn’t even notice those spots were jagged until I started using the pen. I was wondering if the color would match (beige) because at first it looked white but dried to a nice soft light beige which matched the tile quite nicely.

I started using this pen, and it worked great on my white tile. However, the tip is extremely soft, so the pen doesn't last very long at all. I’ve even tried using both ends of the tip, but because it’s so soft and short, it wears out quickly, even though there's still plenty of paint left. Amazon has offered a replacement, but I’d really appreciate it if I could get a few extra tips as well. which is actually all I need.

I bought two of these, hoping to freshen up the grout on a bathroom floor. The package said "Ivory" but it came out as bright white. I kept looking at the package to make sure I had it right--yup "Ivory". I thought maybe it would fade to ivory eventually, so I used it for about a quarter of the floor. The whole time, the paint did not come out smoothly--I had to shake it and press hard every few tiles and, even then, it came out grudgingly and made me work really my arm. Assuming that was how it was supposed to be (it's not), I ordered a few more pens. They arrived but they were actually IVORY! The contrast of the white and yellowish ivory looked terrible. So I went to Home Depot and brought a different brand to cover up the first effort and finish the floor. Not only have the colors been consistent, but the paint comes out easily and smoothly and they last much longer!! This is the first bad review I've written, but I really want to spare people this experience if possible!