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· Joe The Handyman
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I regrouted a shower for a customer yesterday
4 inch white tile on sheetrock with some type of brown thinset. I reattached a few loose tiles so I had a good look at the old adhesive.

Scraped out the old,loose grout & caulk, mixed up some unsanded snow white grout and got to work.
Everything looked great until final cleanup of grout haze.
The new grout stared to turn brown in some spots. Almost like the stain was bleeding through.
I am going back today to see what it looks like now.
Has anyone experienced this before?
 

· Joe The Handyman
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Thanks for the suggestions
I do think it’s the brown thin set bleeding through. I was back there a day later and its a few spots at shoulder level where the old grout was gone.
Most likely spot to have been a little wet
I may try the grout colorant if they decide it really bothers them.
The overall appearance is so much better after new grout and caulk that they may live with it
 
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