The Tile Doctor Starlike Crystal EVO 700 Glass - Litokol Epoxy Translucent Grout for Tile, Clear Tile Grout - 11 lbs

Application requires speed since this product begins to set up after about an hour. Clean-up can extend beyond the hour of application but it becomes more difficult as time passes. It is a good idea to make sure the mastic has been cleaned up well because this product will not cover exposed mastic, it is too clear.

First of all not exactly opaque. More like a milky white color. Very hard to use even following directions because of the consistency and you better wear double gloves because this product irritates the skin. I threw out my project, remade it and used another project. I wanted opaque not a watered down milk color. I bought two more containers from Home Depot and returned them.

This is not a mortar based grout. It is an epoxy grout. It's very sticky and hard to work with. After approximately two hours the grout will start to set up in the container so you have to work fast with it. It's best to have one person grout and have another person follow behind to clean and make sure everything is how it should be. You'll need an epoxy remover if you need to do any touch up after it dries.

This grout gives you the pretty, translucent finish that is beautiful with glass mosaic tile. However, it is very hard to work with….you have about 45-60 mins to use it before it starts to harden and set-up. We suggest having at least two peopl working together….one spreading the grout while the other go behind to clean the excess off before it sets up. I highly suggest buying the smaller size 5.5 lb buckets instead of the larger 11 lb. Will cost more but you will avoid wasting product due to the fast set-up time.

it gets you the results needed Just use the 5lb buckets instead of the 10lb bucket

Would not recommend this product

the instruction is horrible, this product cures too fast and does not come with proper packaging - when opened it was already a mess inside - the mix consists of a plastic curer and a whole bunch of epoxy in it no proper measurement so I ended up wasting 3/4 of it as it got hard before I finish event half of the area throw it out

We always use this for glass pool tile installations.Takes a little finesse, use in small batches, use silicone floats and spatulas etc... Clean tools after each batch.Use a heat gun "lightly" to make it a little more flexible, and buy a little more time.Once you know how to use it properly it's the best you can get.