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

It literally transformed the look of my tile. It was so easy to use,and a perfect color match.

I’m here because my landlord wasn’t receptive to the idea of having someone come in to renew the grout in the bathroom prior to me moving in. After going over what DIY options I had, I felt this was the by far the cheapest and least labor intensive method for me (Cost = $9 US / Total Labor = 2.5 hours, including prep cleaning). I read some of the other reviews and found them to be helpful when deciding upon the single pen or the double pack. For my small bathroom, one pen did it all in one generous coat. Although I did go over some spots more after the first coat to touch those up. I used almost every drop of paint in the pen at the point though. I initially had difficulty choosing a color because I felt that the beige color was just too dark based on the color of the pen cap in the product photos. However, information gathered from previous reviews showed that the actual color was far lighter than the cap color, so I went for it. You can see in the before photo that my grout was quite bad in some places. And while the condition of the grout in those places is still compromised, it looks far better than it did. And for $9, I feel like it was the best ROI, I’ve gotten all year, hahaha. In conclusion and based on what this product is intended for l, considering and its ease of use and efficacy, I got to give up 5 stars. It did exactly what it was supposed to do and the results speak for themselves. I’ll have to monitor its durability over some time and update this review as needed. But so far, I’m pleased.

This product works great for floor tile. Not sure it will hold up with mopping, but it does look WAY better than before and easy to do, so if it doesn't hold up, I'll just repaint it. It is not good for shower tile, the pen doesn't work well unless it's being held straight up so the tile needs to be below it, like a floor, not a wall.

Such a great product! Dried quickly and looks great!

These pens work great - really great - but I also bought a wide one and I’m sending it back. Maybe it’s for like brick masonry or something but the pen is like 3x the narrow pen so just wanted to let people know the wide pen is not a small step up. But I have three of the narrow pens and they are great.

It's easy to use and it covers well but not all the pens are filled equally. Should have been able to do my kitchen with two of the pens and I had to order a third pen because I ran out of paint. My kitchen is not that big it is only 12 by 14 feet.

I rely heavily on customer reviews, but will admit I seldom leave a comment for others. My experience with this seller and with these pens compelled me to write something. The grout lines in my 15 year old home were very dirty. The original homeowner never sealed the grout lines properly so they just looked gross after so many years. I wasn't sure which color I wanted for my grout, so I ordered one in every color offered. For my needs, the light gray was too light, and the dark gray had too much of a blue-ish hue. The cream was a little more yellow than I wanted and the white was very, VERY bright. The beige was PERFECT. I ordered 15 pens and in a few days I have painted the grout in about 1,400 square feet of my home (and I still have one pen left over for touch-ups if needed). I read that others had trouble with the pens not lasting long enough, the nibs wearing out too soon, the process being too messy... all of which I could see happening but it's all in the technique you employ. Of the 15 pens I ordered, only 1 exploded on me. All of the others I was able to get most of the paint out of before the nib wore down (you can turn the nib around and use the other side to get as much out as possible). The seller offered me extra nibs for free, but I didn't need them. I could see why many reviews about the white color equated to using liquid paper... it is very white and I could see that color working best in a bathroom or shower and only if you have small grout lines. My grout lines are very wide so I used the large pens. When applying the paint, I did get paint on the tile itself at the edges of the grout lines, but if you wait at least 2-3 days, you can scrub the area and any paint that got on the tile will come off and the paint in the grout will stay! After scrubbing, just go over your grout with a sealer (I highly recommend using a small bottle with a brush applicator... it goes faster than the painting!). That is what I did and my floors look like new. I am very happy with this product and would recommend it to anyone looking to spruce up their existing tile.

This stuff works very well and freshed up my whole bathroom look. It was very easy to use and you can go over the grout more than once if needed. One pen does a small bathroom, in my case anyway. Would recommend.