Grout Pen White Tile Paint Marker: Waterproof Grout Paint, Tile Grout Colorant and Sealer Pens - White, Narrow 5mm Tip (7mL)

this transformed our grimey kitchen backsplash grout amazingly. takes time for the paint to come out but it works well, dries out quick tho

I used this product 5 years ago in the bathroom floor of a house we bought. It had beautiful beige tile and hideous orange grout. After cleaning the grout with a paste of Oxiclean, I applied the pen. It covered completely and I have beige grout. It has lasted without reapplying for 5 years. The floor is washed every week. We recently bought a vacation condo with beige tile and orange grout in the shower. I used the white pen and the shower looks brand new. Now I ordered more for the floor

I used the pen on my white tiles in the bathroom. The results were amazing.

It was easy to use the stick and made a huge difference once applied to the grout but am disappointed it only lasted for a few months at the most.

I like the way the pens work initially but the points wear down and fray very fast. Then you can’t get them into the grout space between the tile

This is one of those products that has a lot of upsides but several downsides. To preface, I have a roughly 20-square-foot white tile floor in my apartment bathroom. When I moved in, the grout was very discolored and made the tile look dirty. I was extremely skeptical about this product, but it was a reasonably priced solution and a top seller on Amazon, so I gave it a shot. I followed the very simple directions on the pen (clean floors, remove cap, shake pen, use), and was initially amazed by the results. My nearly gray tile grout was being transformed back to white. Although, after I got through about 6 square-feet of tile, the pen tip started to fall apart. Was it still usable? Yes. Did it hinder the quality of the paint job? Also yes. Additionally, the paint ran out much quicker than expected. I was able to get a single coat on the entire tile floor, but the 60 meters of coverage they claim is a little far fetched. Nonetheless, my tile floors look good. A couple tips (no pun intended): get two pens because the coverage is less than advertised, apply 2 coats, REALLY clean the floors before you start (I didn’t deep clean nearly enough and the grime made the paint job much harder), consider another solution unless you have white tile as well (I feel as if this pen would not be great if you needed to be precise), and don’t push as hard on the tip to increase the pen’s longevity. Hope this helps! Still a good product, just a couple things to keep in mind before you buy.

This little pen is great! I have an old tub and I rent so Im not able to redo the tub and tile. This pen renewed the old stained, mildew colored grossness that was my tub. Its not perfect, but now I can step into my shower without feeling like something is going to come alive and eat me( seriously, my tub was stained black from bad caulk and mildew. One downside of the pen, you do have to press the tip down to get the paint flowing every so often, especially when doing tile above your head. Definitely listen to the instructions and make sure the area is clean and dry or it wont stick to the grout as well. It is really easy to get off of tile if youre messy like me and cant stay in an straight line if your life depended on it. Im getting another one to do the kitchen grout too because some genius put white ceramic tiles in the main entrance to the house.

Good product, easy to use, no odor but the tip shreds as you’re using it. I just wish the tip was a little sturdier.

I wouldn’t buy it

I had my tiles restored by a professional and mostly what he did was paint in the grout line. Im sure (I hope) he used a better product because I paid much more for the job, than I did for this touch-up pen. He used his with a with a thin brush and a small paint can. I had some tiles on my bathroom wall that I didnt include in his job. Im glad I didnt. I was able to use this pen for the little bit I needed in the shower. I wouldnt say its what Id use for an entire bathroom, but for some touch-up around a toilet or shower, I think it was just right. Its like an acrylic marker pen. You shake and push down to eject the paint. * I write reviews to let you know how this product was for me. and to aid you in making your decision, to buy or not buy.