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Keracolor S

Premium Sanded Grout with Polymer

Keracolor S is a premium-grade, pre-blended, polymer-modified sanded Portland-cement tile grout that requires only the addition of water for mixing. It will grout joints from 1/8" to 5/8" (3 to 16 mm).

For interior/exterior floors and walls
Contains BioBlock^® technology for mold and mildew resistance

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Grouts require:

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*Packages available depending on colours

The calculation is based on the actual volume to be filled and the product density.

The provided data should be considered indicative and for estimation purposes only, as certain factors that may still affect the actual consumption cannot be considered (for example, tile roughness, excess residual product, surface irregularities, etc.).

Color Palette

5002 Pewter

5005 Chamois

5009 Gray

5010 Black

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Keracolor S is part of the lines:

Tile & Stone Installation Systems - Cement Grouts

F.A.Q.

Can I mix just a part of my bag of grout?

Yes, it is possible to mix less than a full bag of grout. See our document: “Mixing partial units of grout.”

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Do I need to do anything differently when installing tile in hot weather?

Yes, the hotter the temperature, the faster the cement grout dries. Consult our technical bulletin: “Installing tile in hot weather.”

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My grout joints are uneven or too deep; can I add more grout overtop?

No, a cement-based grout needs 2/3 the thickness of the tile for proper placement. Scrape it away and re-grout any grout joints with this condition.

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How long do I have to wait after installing ceramic tile with cement-based grout to use my shower?

3 days minimum

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Why is my grout discolored?

Possible causes are:

Washed with excessive amounts of water.
Too much water was mixed-in with the grout.
Grouted before mortar was fully dry, with moisture from the mortar trapped under the tile.
Wall tiles may be inherently over-absorbent.

In all cases, apply UltraCare Grout Refresh to the grout joints.

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Keracolor S