How to Paint & Seal Shower Grout

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Want to update your shower on a budget? Try painting your shower grout and sealing it at the same time!

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Here's What You Need

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Step 1: Clean REALLY well

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Step 2: Get materials ready

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Step 3: Apply the Grout Renew

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Step 4: Wipe the excess

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Step 5: Allow to dry

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How to Paint & Seal Shower Grout

DIY

Want to update your shower on a budget? Try painting your shower grout and sealing it at the same time!

Start the tutorial

Here's What You Need

- Grout Renew All-in-one Colorant and Sealer - old toothbrush or craft paintbrush - bowl or cup - sponge or paper towels

Step 1: Clean REALLY well

Make sure grout is clean and dry. This old yellow grout looks bad - let's fix it!

Step 2: Get materials ready

I cut off some bristles of an old toothbrush to make a sturdy "paintbrush" and poured the Grout Renew into a styrofoam bowl.

Step 3: Apply the Grout Renew

Be sure to cover all the grout, and rub it in a little bit to ensure the best coverage.

Step 4: Wipe the excess

Wipe away any paint from the tiles before it dries. You can see the difference already!

Step 5: Allow to dry

Wait 72 hours before using your shower. Then enjoy your renewed grout!

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