What kind of grout do I use for stone tile?
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Grout is grout.
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Hi Cynthia, There are several types of grout available, each with benefits and drawbacks. The most common types of grout are sanded and unsanded. Unsanded grout is a cement-based grout product mostly used for smaller projects with a grout joint spacing of 1/16″ to 1/8″
Unsanded grout should be used in joints that are less than 1/8-inch-wide. It has a smooth texture and clings well to vertical surfaces, which makes it useful for grouting ceramic wall tiles. Sanded grout should be used for flooring and wall tile joints wider than 1/8 inch because it resists shrinkage and cracking.
Just reg grout
Home Depot will give you the exact kind if you get a employee from tile department
Most manufacturers have specific grout recommendations for their products.
A sand grout