✨ Elevate Your Grout Game with a Touch of Glam!
Hemway Glitter Grout Additive is a 100g (3.5oz) grout tile additive designed to enhance the aesthetic of tiles in bathrooms, wet rooms, and kitchens. This waterproof and easy-to-mix product features silver holographic fiber strands (0.3x1.5) that provide a stunning sparkle finish without color leakage. It is high-temperature resistant, making it suitable for underfloor heating applications, and is backed by a satisfaction guarantee.
A**R
Bring some sparkle in to your home
Wow what a fantastic product, added sparkle to a dowdy bathroom
A**R
Looks great
Easy to use and great finished effect
J**N
Great product
I used Rose Gold with bright white grout ( mixed in my wife’s mixing bowl don’t tell her 😂 ) and in the Sunlight it looks great it’s hard to photograph to show affect but mixed together probably this product is great ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
M**K
Sparkles somewhat
It sparkles but also makes white grout greyer
M**2
Sparkle up your bathroom
Omg love this product I literally only found out about this product as was doing my bathroom and so glad I did I'm a girl that likes to sparkle! I ordered 2 pouches 1 bag covered 2 walls I only have a small bathroom though and does depend how sparkly you want it. I did add more than suggested. So easy to use just add and mix into your grout mix and apply as normal
L**S
Didn't work for me
Sadly I didn't achieve the result I wanted with this, waste my money.
S**H
Wonderful addition to my kitchen
Used this glitter with my matte black grout to colour match my black and copper kitchen.100kg to a 1kg of grout powder was perfect.
P**L
Good...ish
So this product is okay maybe even good. I feel it is very expensive for what it is. I bought the silver to go in black grout. You need to use a ton of the stuff to get a subtle finish. Once down I couldn't see it in natural daylight but once the lights are on it does sparkle a bit.One negative is that when cleaning or wiping I do notice some glitter particles come off the surface.
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