Grout Pen - Revives & Restores Tile Grout - Water-Based 7ml White

This worked so amazingly well, I’m actually shocked! Covered all black spots completely, with just one layer. You do need to shake the pen and push the end tip in a few times before using to mix the paint, otherwise you might get just water first, like some reviewers clearly did. It’s very easy to use and the tip doesn’t wear off too fast, but if it does, you can just pull the tip out and turn it around. I didn’t have a huge area to cover so don’t know how long it lasts yet but I did the grout around my shower and also used it to touch up the paint on a few wooden windows. I would recommend this pen, definitely!

Works well. Easy to use

Loved this grout pen, left wondering why I didn’t know about it earlier. I am sure we all dread the day when the grout looks grubby and all you can think is re- grouting and the headache that will bring never mind the mess, costs etc. Well I can confidently say 100% this is all the stuff you will require. Some light preparation required ie cleaning the tiled area and let it dry. You pump/ depress the nib to get it flowing and then you find out how addictive this is, honestly I don’t think that I will ever re- grout again, all that is required is a steady hand and a damp cloth just in case you stray out of the grout line, easy. The end result is fantastic ( I was a wee bit disappointed that I had finished) and the area looks refreshed and actually New, no joking this stuff is so good I purchased another one for an elderly friend and although it hasn’t been applied as yet,I know she will not be disappointed.100% one of my best DIY purchases, if you have the will to try you will not be let down ( No Expertise Required) and you will definitely be glad of the savings you make by not employing someone else to do it for you. Haven’t tried the floor one but I would 100% be looking to use it if I had floor tiles.This pen comes in different nib sizes so check your requirements before purchasing it. The colours are amazing and most people will find exactly what they need. The price for one pen enabled me to do the tiles behind the cooker with ease and no sign of it drying out whilst in use, pretty sure I could still get a touch up done if needs be. Take a look at the results off other work ( I don’t have a before& after but it truly is brilliant) and see for yourself. Long lasting result, waterproof ,has an anti - mould/ bacteria ingredient. You will love it .......

Decent grout pen however doesn’t seem to allow much paint out per stroke, it took multiple attempts to make the grout as white as they appear in the as photos. Once I’d gone over it a few times, it looked fine.

Easy to use , didn't need to push hard and covered everywhere i needed, great coverage, final product looks perfect

This product is a complete scam. I ordered the Grout Pen (7ml White) hoping to freshen up my bathroom tiles, but the pen arrived totally dry. No matter how much I shook it, pressed it, or squeezed it—nothing came out.The tip was hard and dry from the start, and the pen felt like it was empty. There’s no way to get any usable product from it, and it’s incredibly frustrating to spend money on something that doesn’t work at all.Avoid this—you’re better off with actual grout paint. This pen is just a waste of time and money.

Easy to use and covers a large area. Fibre tip does disintegrate over time but careful application extends life.

This is great stuff, I was amazed how good it was at making my ancient discoloured grout white again. It’s easier & cheaper than regrouting (especially if you have to hire a tradesman to do that) & you’d never know the difference. Unfortunately the nib collapsed so I had to order another one. The second pen seemed harder to get the white stuff to come out and it began to get too fiddly and time consuming, especially as I had a whole kitchen to do. As others have said, the nib is a design flaw. It’s hard to get the contents to come out without pressing the nib to activate it, but pressing the nib means it wears out pretty quickly. In the end I abandoned the pen & tried applying white paint with a small brush, wiping off any excess as I went. Looks just as good and much quicker. Also free as I already had the paint.