Grout Pen - Designed for Restoring Tile Grout in bathrooms & Kitchens (Winter Grey)

Lots of reviews here saying 'Winter Grey' is useless as it's white. It's not, it's got a very slight grey tint to it which is exactly what I wanted to define my white kitchen tiles (grout was white before). Hopefully the photos show this well. I think with darker tiles, yes, it would probably look stark and almost white because of the contrast. I bought this and 'Light grey' to compare light grey on white grout next to white tiles comes up very dark grey. So, in summary, 'winter grey' is good for white or very pale tiles and 'light grey' probably better for dark tiles. Hope this helps .

I love these pens, they are super-easy to use, non-toxic, good colours - the only thing is they do come off quite easily as they are water soluable, but if you don't mop too often, it lasts a while, and re-applying is quick and the pens are cheap so it is fine with me.

Love these grout pens for touching up grout. I used on my kitchen and bathroom floor tiles and they have lasted 3 months and counting with no fading or cracks. They have an antibacterial coating it says on the packaging, so was easier to use these pens to cover the grout rather than scrubbing with rubbish grout cleaners. Also very easy to wipe excess off, so can be done in a rush. I also use a steam mop with blasts of steam directly on them and they have lasted well

Product is easy to apply and works well to refresh the old grout. Although described as winter grey I would say it is more like a winter white. It's a shame that it is not quite the colour shown on the chart. I'll live with it as it is as I think the light grey will be too dark.

This is the best thing I’ve ever purchased! I have Matt grout on my floor which is now two years old and because it’s porous, It has stained easily with footfall. I have used every grout cleaner I think on the market, every magic sponge, every bleacher but nothing shifts the stains. This was my very last attempt before paying a fortune to have the grout chipped out and relaid with silicone. I am over the moon. The pictures don’t do it justice. It looks just as nice if not better than when my floor was first laid. I can’t thank unibond enough for this product!

Don't waste your time or money relying on the colour chart, unless you want black or white. Ordered Winter Grey, the colour of the pen received looks nothing like it, it's more like Light Grey. Yet a reply from the company says "The Winter grey is very similar to the light grey which can be confusing." If they think these colours are similar, are they colour blind!

Really good for the price as opposed to getting tiles redone, took about 20 minutes. it’s definitely my mistake as it does say water based however it is definitely not waterproof or even water resistant, don’t make the same mistake as me and use it for bathroom floor tiles 🤦🏻‍♀️, I’m not mad as I’m going to use this for my kitchen tiles also, and get a waterproof one for the bathroom floor.

Really impressed, had my doubts when ordering, as if heard good and bad comments! But, i can honestly say this pen has transformed my kitchen wall tiles!! They were looking tired and quite dirty looking, as i have white tiles with with grout... so i bought the winter grey grout pen , and they now look like new!! I bought 2, but only needed the ine, and still have some left!!! Would def recommend... for a marker size pen, it goes a long way!!!

Für durch Malerrenovierung farbverschmutzte Fliesenfugen prima geeignet. Der recht hohe Preis ist wohl der Farbenvielfalt und der geringeren Nutzung gegenüber normalen Permanentmarkern geschuldet.

I originally purchased the larger applicator which worked well but was slightly wider than I needed so I then purchased the narrower width which worked much better. The pen makes it really easy to apply, cleans well and dries quickly. I purchased 3 pens to use on a small bathroom and hallway floor. Definitely worth it.

Amazing product, love it

I used this product to do my shower grout and it looks great. That was 3 months ago. So when I needed it for chips in my kitchen tiles tried it and it covered it beautifully, Beats replacing all the tiles

NOT FOR USE IN SHOWERS This is a great product for floor or wall repair, but given it's water-soluble, it should not be used in wet areas. I used it on my bathroom floor and it worked great. It’s easy to apply. The one thing to be aware of it that you should have a dense sponge (like a “magic eraser”) and once you go over the line, pass over it again with the sponge to even it out. Looks great. I tried it in my shower, however, and it's terrible. It lasts a couple of days, then it starts to flake off. My grout has an interesting color - when it's dry it's almost white (and a perfect match to this gray), but when it gets wet, it turns dark gray (almost black), so, where the product flakes off, you see black portions of the grout coming through. It looks like mold! The treatment seems to last no more than a couple of days. I've tried re-treating it and then sealing it with a clear grout sealer, all to no avail. It's just not strong enough for a shower floor. As I said, the rest of the bathroom seems just fine, it's just the shower floor that seems to suffer. Upside is that it removes pretty easily - I took a nail brush and some alcohol and got most of it up. Now looking for a different solution. Pros: - great match to my grout - easy to apply Cons: - Flakes off if used in a shower Recommendation: OK to use in other parts of the bathroom or kitchen, but not where standing water will collect.