How to Grout PERFECTLY Every Time! 

Great description. Thanks for the useful video.

First time grouting, this did it for me, excellent video that showed me how. Thanks

Really helpful! Thank you! Yes, I'd like to see a video on sealing the grout.

Thank you for this very informative video. So many videos out there that conflicts what others say. This is hands down and one of the best grouting video I watched.

This is the best video I found for a beginner like me. Your tips are very helpful and to the point. Thank you!

Thanks ! Really helped me.

Do not use grout in corner joints. Sanded caulk should be used there. Also helps having two buckets. One with clean water and one to rinse dirty sponge in

Great help

Hi. This is very helpful. This will be my first time trying to re-grout. Did you make a video on how to seal? Thanks

Superb job👌

Yes do a quick and easy way to seal grout, please

yes also make a video about grout sealing This video was very informative, what should I Grout first in a total bathroom renovation? First the floor, or first the walls and why this order? And what about the corners of the room, should they be grouted or with a silicone

Yes provide video on how to seal

This is hands down the best grouting video on RU-vid! Thank you so much!!

My bathroom tile and sealer area get moldy easily so I think it’s time to clean and then re-grout. Can you show us how to seal a between bath tub and tile ?

Great video are these all the same principles as grouting exterior porcelain tiles on a patio? And which mapei grout would be best for outdoor use?

Best grout video I've seen yet!

Shits gonna crack right out of the corner, the ceiling, the floor joints. Silicone or sanded caulk at every change of plane. Don't be lazy. You're asking for moisture to get in there.

Seems a bit on the wet side and quite a bit of water used during cleanup. Pretty sure those joints are gonna be softer than it should

Can I just use pre mixed grout? I grouted once years ago and it came out good but it was a kitchen new backsplash. Now I need to grout bathroom tiles. It’s moldy ….

Great tip, what type of grout sealer do I need to seal it with, please advise, I'm based in uk

Excellent video, very helpful. But please consider turning the phone sideways - video should NEVER be shot vertical! Just sayin'... ;)

I've heard some horror stories about Ultracolor setting up really quickly and being impossible to remove from the surfaces of the tiles. Not sure I'd want to go with that for a DIYer that isn't really comfortable with grouting.

Drill mixing increases drying time, manufacture says to mix by hand to give you more time to finish correctly.

Great video! Just a FYI though, that grout you used doesn’t need a sealer.

Hopefully the protective plastic is still on the tub😮

You should se how we do grout in Poland, You could learn something. Looks ok in the video but it's not the best way my Friend.

I want to know how you waterproofed the transition between that tub that is meant for premanufactured walls and doesn't have a flange. That tub is not meant to be waterproofed in any way other than by using the wall panels that came with it.

Don't grout corners or wherever your planes change if you dont want cracks. This is where silicone caulk goes.

You do not need to seal the FA grout. It has a sealer built in.

I thought this was a no seal grout

#banblackgrout lol great video

you must mix this grout exactly 3.5 oz of water to 1 lb of powder !!!! i did the consistency of peanut butter. know cutting it all out and having to redoing it all over (shit show)

Shame about the racket in the background

All good stuff, but the highly repetitive background music was too distracting to continue, sorry!

Rapid setting grout is not best for the beginner

Black Grout???? No Thanks

You will not make it in a real grouting job for a company. I’m sorry but this is not how you grout you get a brand new sponge every time u clean lol you tripping

I've been a tile contractor for more than 20 years and grouting shouldn't be done by an inexperienced person, you can literally ruin a perfect tile job by grouting it badly, also there are times the grouting doesn't do what it's supposed to, like if humidity is high or you use too much water to sponge it, leaving haze over the joints will leave different color areas and not to mention the grout has to be pushed in around the joints without leaving voids, just because you could do something doesn't mean you should...