ᐅ What should I use to paint over joints?

Created on: 23 Jul 2019 11:40

We are going to cover our kitchen tiles with tile film. After a six-month durability test, the sample tile films held up very well even over a wooden stove.

Now, I am looking for a grout colorant in gray that adheres firmly and does not peel off after a few cleaning sessions.

My online research has not yielded any satisfactory results.

Could anyone recommend a kitchen-suitable, proven product?

A big thank you in advance for any tips.

Anita

Tamstar24 Jul 2019 10:35

True, why would anyone need a forum when they can just research on their own.

I thought you might have firsthand experience... my goodness

ypg24 Jul 2019 10:56

Tamstar schrieb:

True, why use a forum when you can just research on your own.

I thought maybe you had some first-hand experience... my goodness

No, if that were the case, I would have mentioned it.

Brummsummsal1 Aug 2019 14:24

We have now decided on Grout Pen. It comes from England and is available on Amazon. It works very well and also looks good. I can't say anything about the durability yet, but according to the reviews, the color holds up very well, even in bathrooms.

Brummsummsal18 Aug 2019 14:50

#10

Solution found!
We have now decided on the GroutPen.
It comes from England.
It is very easy to use and works perfectly.
- available in two different sizes
- dries very quickly
- clean application, no smudging
- various tip thicknesses available; it is advisable to buy replacement tips right away, as they do not last as long on rough surfaces compared to when the pen still contains color
- intense color
- good coverage
- even contains mold protection
- after cleaning with a steam cleaner after 2 days, no damage was observed
Available on Amazon or eBay.
Be sure to compare prices, as there are extreme price fluctuations.

ᐅ What should I use to paint over joints?

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