Hemway Glitter Grout Additive add Sparkle to Mosaic Tiles, Bathrooms, Wet Rooms, Kitchens, Tiled Based Rooms and Cement Based Grouts 100g / 3.5oz - Silver Holographic

Absolutely adore this glitter additive for grouting. Easy to use just simply mix In! Be sure to measure out your job to ensure you get enough additive for the project you’re doing.

Great product. To help others on putting this on to their grout please follow these instructions below. Please note, the glitter will be everywhere. You should tarp things off and make sure you don't care if glitter gets on you or clothes.1) Don't buy a lot of bags. For a typical 6 foot tub shower with 1/16 or 1/8 grout lines, I used half the bag of glitter if that.2) Don't mix the glitter in the grout as your are mixing the grout for the first time. That will just waste the glitter. Just mix the grout as normal first.3) You have to work kind of quick or do grout in sections. My advice is to do small sections so you can test what you like.4) Apply the grout as normal but make sure you have a small bucket of water and sponge ready. Once you apply the grout with the float in the section, quickly wipe the wet sponge over the grout once so it has that wet mud look5) Sprinkle the glitter on the wet sponge itself and then push the glitter into the soft grout before it dries. Sprinkle as much as you want the glitter to show on the wet sponge6) Make sure you push the glitter on the sponge into the wet grout surface. You can dip the sponge into the bucket of water so it is damp. The bucket of water will have glitter in it, that is fine.7) If you sprinkle about a tablespoon at a time, you shouldn't run out of this whole bag8) The more you sprinkle on the sponge and press into the grout, the more sparkle. If you want less sparkle don't sprinkle so much. Remember that as long as you keep wetting the sponge, the glitter will be in the water and so you may not have to sprinkle so much each time.9) Once you have the desired look, wipe any excess grout off and let dry as many hours/days as the grout says.10) Then apply your desired grout sealant. The glitter should not come off as long as you apply the grout sealant. If you are paranoid you can always use clear epoxy but that stuff is expensive and you need to know how to use it.For me, I put on a lot because I wanted a lot of sparkle. Mine turned out great and I have more glitter to use elsewhere.

Easy to use, just follow the instructions to mix a small amount of the glitter product into the grout. The contractor did all these for our bathrooms. The glitters on the floors look subtle enough, but also look interesting enough.

Obsessed with the way this came out glitter quality was amazing

The media could not be loaded. We got the copper glitter to add to black grout. Holy cow did it pop. I maybe put 3 tablespoons into 1/4 gallon. We went through about 3 gallons of grout. We didn’t even use a full pouch of glitter but we purchased two. Our bathroom remodel is pretty dark so we just wanted a little pop of color, we weren’t going for a stripper bathroom. It looks really good. A little goes a long way but if you want to basically put glitter in instead of grout it won’t take much. I really wish pictures of videos did it justice but they just don’t. It is super fine glitter so when you wash the grout in the initial application don’t be shocked where there’s quite a bit of glitter in the water from the sponge. I was also a little fooled when I first troweled the grout in and floated it, it didn’t look like there was a lot of glitter. I’m so glad waited until the haze and wiped it because that is when I saw I added the perfect amount of glitter. It’s not super expensive for how far it goes and the color was dialed in. Thank you!P.S in the picture that is finished and dry. In the video you can see one side that was just floated and the other side has already been wiped clean and is waiting to dry.

I put this in my kitchen back splash! It’s a pearl subway tile and I get so many compliments! I do wish I added a little more but that was my fault! I love it!

I am on a short renovation timeline and I ordered 3 glitter grout color options when my initial design choice had fatal flaws regarding symmetry. I ordered this white, pearlescent and plain silver (I will review all 3). Honestly, I didn't even open the package to test this white color because through the package screen I could see that this would not provide the glimmer and shine I was looking for. I initially selected this because I thought it would be the most subtle and classy glimmer in bright white grout (as "classy" as glitter in grout can be... lol!), but the truth is -> it just looked like flecks of plastic.Pearlescent I opened and tried in a tile/grout sample, but that also blended too well into the white grout to be noticeable. The winner was standard silver which I initially thought could make the grout look grey, but instead provides the perfect amount of reflection and shine. When the project is done, I'll try to add photos, but since I didn't open this, I have no photos of this color to post.I can't think of a project this color would be good for... I would hard pass. Good luck and hope this helps!

Four stars because the white color did not show up at all in our light grey grout, but the silver was great. The package says to mix way more than is necessary, we did 1.25 bags in 10lbs of grout. Nice subtle glitter that you can see as you walk by when the light catches it. It does not look like actual sparkle grout. It looks like you mixed glitter into grout, which is what it is. But still a very nice sparkle and does its job. Much more cost effective than buying actual sparkle grout.