Rainbow Chalk Markers Limited Grout Pen - Designed for Restoring Tile Grout in bathrooms & Kitchens (Brown)

These pens were so easy to use! I used two for this bathroom floor. But both pens really have more give in them. You just have to keep shaking and pumping them. And the slower the better. It comes out better. Just have some patience. I rent and these floors had like a mildew on them. It was disgusting the last renters rented for like 10 years and never cleaned. Ever! And my landloard is cheap and he was just like “just needs a cleaning”. But it wouldn’t come clean. I tried everything. So I ended up scrubbing the grout with a wire brush. Then using the grout pens. What a difference! I can now walk on the floors bare footed. Deff recommend for a quick fix! Get them. Worth it. Also my local hardware stores didn’t carry them!

Easy to use and good coverage

Product nib stopped working after painting grout on 4 tiles covering an area of 1 sqm! This product is pretty much a scam

I used 2 different pen colors to achieve a perfect beige, the one that’s light beige and this brown one (since the brown is chocolate-y brown and the beige is much lighter than a standard beige irl) because my shower tiles are slat wood styled and my grout didn’t turn out to be as beige as i wanted. For neat application i used a slim eyebrow makeup brush (some 2 dollar walmart one that i didn’t really care if it got bad after using it for this project) and i also used painter’s tape to line up the lines straight and to avoid a messy outcome. Apparently you can use rubbing alcohol to remove it and you can seal the grout pen’s pigment using grout sealant afterwards (once the grout pen has fully dried). In the pictures it looks a bit grayish but in real life it’s a perfect match for our tiles and suuuper close to the tile’s color. Good buy, i’m surprised it gave the grout a good look and the coverage is great! It’s very liquidy when it’s wet from the pen (but not hard to work with tho!) and it dries matte, just how i liked it.

Cumple lo prometido, ideal para cubrir lechadas de azulejos y baldosas mal pintadas.