GroutGuard Supply

Q&A

Yes. The grout should be thoroughly deep cleaned and dry before applying color seal.
No, our color seal is designed for staining and sealing grout, not repairing structural damage. Cracked grout should be repaired or replaced before sealing.
No, GroutGuard Color Seal is a penetrating sealer with pigment that bonds to the grout surface, providing both color and protection rather than sitting on top of it like paint.

We believe a grout color sealer should do more than simply change the color of grout. GroutGuard Color Seal is designed to restore stained grout, provide a durable, uniform finish, and help protect against future staining. It offers a professional quality solution that homeowners can confidently apply themselves.
With proper preparation and maintenance, grout color seal can last 5-10 years.
Yes. Shower grout can be color sealed as long as the grout is thoroughly deep cleaned and completely dry before application. Be sure to remove soap scum, mildew, hard water buildup, and any other contaminants so the color seal can properly bond to the grout.
No. The color seal already provides color and protection.

Yes. You can restore the existing color or change it to a different grout color.
Some stains penetrate deep into the grout and cannot be removed by cleaning alone. That's when color seal comes in restores a clean, uniform appearance.
Use a pH neutral cleaner for routine maintenance. Avoid harsh cleaners such as bleach, acidic cleaners, Fabuloso, pineSol, Swiffer, and other strong chemicals, as they can leave residue on the tile and grout over time. This buildup can cause the grout to appear dark or dirty again and may reduce the life of the color seal. Regular cleaning with a pH neutral cleaner will help keep your floors looking their best.
No. Our DIY kits are designed for homeowners and can be applied yourself. Before color sealing, the grout must be thoroughly cleaned and completely dry. You can either do the grout preparation yourself or hire a professional to clean the grout before you applying the color seal.
Yes. Grout color seal is best suited for cement based sanded grout. The texture of sanded grout provides better grip and allows the color seal to bond more effectively. Always ensure the grout is thoroughly cleaned and completely dry before application.
Color seal should be wiped from the tile surface as you work. We recommend keeping a terry towel nearby and removing any excess immediately to help ensure a clean application and professional looking results.