Martin Flood 
If you’re looking for a way to make your next tile project look more professional and durable, consider using epoxy grout instead of regular grout. Epoxy grouts are known for their durability and color-fastness, but they can also be harder to work with than traditional grouts. Here’s what you need to know before starting your … Read more
Epoxy grout is a great option for those who want to bring their kitchen and bathroom floors back to life. It goes on easily, and it won’t chip or peel like other types of grout. However, there are some things you should know before you start epoxy grouting. In this article we’ll cover all the … Read more
Let’s face it—grout is a necessary evil. It’s the stuff that holds your tile together, but it also gets dirty and stained over time. In fact, many people choose to remove their grout entirely and replace it with new material rather than clean up what’s there. But what if there were another way? What if … Read more
I love the look of epoxy grout. It’s got a wonderful, glossy finish that isn’t too shiny. But after the initial excitement wore off, I realized that I’d be stuck with this new grout job for years to come—and it took me by surprise. So now I’m looking for ways to remove epoxy permanently from … Read more
Epoxy grout is a much tougher substance than regular grout. It’s also used to fill cracks in concrete, but it’s not as hard to work with as cement. Epoxy grout is made from two parts epoxy resin and one part sand, so it’s more flexible than cement-based products. What is the easiest epoxy grout to … Read more
If you’ve ever replaced your shower or tub surround, you probably already know that the grout between tiles is a crucial part of any bathroom remodels. But did you know that there are two main types of grout: cement and epoxy? And did you know that these two types of grout can cost significantly more … Read more
No, epoxy grout is not available in a tube. It comes in powder form and you mix it up before using it to make the grout mixture that you pour into your joints. You need to do this immediately before applying it as once mixed, epoxy grout will begin curing very quickly (within 10 minutes) … Read more
If you’ve ever spent any time around a kitchen, bathroom, or bar, then it’s likely that you’ve seen epoxy grout somewhere. This super-strong adhesive is used to secure most tiles in place and is often the key component to making sure your tile installation stays intact for years and years. That said, if you’re like … Read more
You’ve just finished your shower and you’re ready to step out. But then, as you reach for the doorknob, you notice something on the wall. It’s a dark patch of grout that looks like it’s growing mold! What do you do? Is it time to panic? Should you call in the specialists? Well, not necessarily. … Read more
Epoxy grout is a mixture of epoxy and sand. The sand gives the epoxy a more textured look and helps it to retain its shape better. Here at EpoxyMaster, we recommend that you use our White Solid Color Epoxy Grout for the best results. It is specially made to be used with solid colors so … Read more