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

Gave me the sparkle I was going for on the shower floor. A little pricey for 'glitter ' but way more economical that the competitor metallic mixes. We used sanded black grout with the gold glitter. 1st our contractor spread 1 layer of plain black grout at a slightly lower depth than needed. Then he mixed 1 packet of glitter with about 2lbs of grout for the finish layer. This process allowed us to have a heavier glitter, look without the extra expense of additional packets. Love it!

The media could not be loaded. I read the reviews and I felt that I would just go for it! When I tell you, I am so happy how it turned out the subtle sparkle gives it just that hint of luxurious spa in my home! For the price it is so worth it… get it!

I used this with gold mosaic round penny tiles, and it's EXACTLY the look I wanted. There is just enough sparkle to make it interesting without it being overbearing. I did several insets in my bathroom and it helped to breakup all of the beige marble. Love it!

No signs of glitter on the wall

I should have read the reviews first! It was an expensive project since it took 5 packets for it to show up in the white grout we used for a 3x6 subway backsplash. My suggestion would be use a minimal ratio of grout but enough to get the job done. The grout will eat up the glitter. you are really better off brushing on before grout dries and expect a glitter mess. I used a contractor and he went ahead and mixed up a whole bag of grout before I could butt in and make a suggestion on the ratio used. I love the result but at a high price. If i were to use again i would do the last fill of grout with a small amount of grout With a full bag and then do a brush onto wet grout as well.

I added it to the grout for the top of my make up vanity

Can’t really see the gold. I followed the instructions and you can barely see the gold in the grout.

I did what others suggested brushed on gold glitter to damp grout- it turn it to a peach color with in even distribution- ruined expensive tile project now will try to remove as much grout as possible to salvage the expensive tile