Gold Glitter Grout Tile Additive 100g / 3.5oz for Wet Room Bathroom Kitchen Sparkle Easy to use - Add/Mix with Epoxy Resin or Cement Based Grout - Heat Resistant - Colour Fast - Non Rust

I was going return, but after it was done drying it was actually beautiful.! Recommended 😁

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es bonito diferente el color más fuerte pero bonito y todavia no lo he usado

La pose des joints est enfin terminée. J'ai mélangé 1 sachets de doré et 1 sachet d'argent et comme j'avais peur que ça brille trop, j'ai divisé les proportions par deux. J'aurais du suivre le notice à la lettre car le résultat est vraiment léger. Les paillettes sont assez grosses et brillent beaucoup, par contre on voit plus les dorés que les argent. J'avais déjà posé des paillettes acheté en grande surface, que je n'ai pas retrouvé, et le résultat est nettement plus réussi.

This stuff worked great. I think I know why some people say it can barely be seen. I mixed this 1 part into a total of 12 parts black Spectrloc epoxy grout then did two different grout line widths. The first was 3/8" and for that, it was WAY too much glitter. The other grout lines were 1/8" and for those, the glitter can barely be seen. So I think the issue is the width of the grout line in relation to the size of the glitter. When the grout line is thin, I think the flakes may not be oriented flat in relation to the tile so you can only see the glitter on an angle. But when the grout line is wide enough, the glitter lays flat, especially as you apply pressure to squeeze in the grout, so you can see it from any angle. At the proportions I mixed it, there is no way that this product would compromise the integrity of the grout. Spectraloc is supposed to be mixed 1 part A 1 part B then up to 6 parts of the color. I just took away one part of the color and put in 1/2 part of glitter. If you mix the color with the glitter first, you will get an idea of how sparkly it will be at 1/8" grout line size. The sparkle will increase the more you work it flat into the joint.