Grout stain colorant is a more affordable alternative to adding boost to your tiles compared to changing the grout. Here are some tips on how to use grout stain colorant:

• Using a stain colorant is a cheap way to adding life to your once dull walls. Before you go to the store to purchase a grout stain colorant, you need to know which color works for your tiles since there are different colors for a grout stain colorant. Once you know which color works best for your area, you can head to the store to make a purchase. If you want more drama and contrast in your area, you may want to pick a dark shade for your grout stain colorant. If you want a subtle change in your area, you may want to look for a grout colorant in a lighter shade.

• When shopping for a grout stain colorant and you are not yet confident about which color to pick, you can ask for samples. Or, you can bring your camera so you can take a picture of the color and see which works for your walls. You can get a grout stain colorant kit or you can just purchase things separately. The things you need when putting grout stain colorant on your walls are: sponge, nylon scrub pad, stiff bristle brush. 

• You need to take note that you don't to exert too much effort when you change the look of your area. With a grout stain colorant, you can just the new over the old. Just remember to cure the tiles, 30 days before you put the grout stain colorant. Before you apply any grout stain colorent on the tiles, you need to make sue that the surface area is dry. 

• When you apply the grout colorant, make sure you apply it thinly by layers using the narrow brush. Once you are done, simply remove the excess with a wet sponge. For the dried parts, you can use the scrub pad. Once you are done putting the stain colorant, you just let the area dry completely. 

• When buying for grout stain colorants, you need to know that there are water and oil based options. Always check the label before you purchase any grout stain colorants. You need to take note that oil stain colorants are easily penetrates the wall compared to its water-based counterpart--especially when the grout is cement based.