Mapei Color Guide
Browse the full Mapei color palette for both new grout installations and grout color sealing. Use this as a starting point — physical samples are always recommended before finalizing a color.
🎨 Mapei Ultracolor Plus FA
🖌️ Mapei Color Seal
📍 Used by Grout Guy, Lynchburg · Roanoke · Blacksburg VA
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Mapei Ultracolor Plus FA — What it is
Mapei's Ultracolor Plus FA is a rapid-setting, all-in-one grout used for new installations and regrouting jobs. It replaces both sanded and unsanded grouts in a single product, offers excellent stain resistance, and delivers consistent color across batches. These are the colors available for new grout work and regrouting performed by Grout Guy.
Color accuracy notice: Colors shown are approximate digital representations. On-screen appearance varies based on monitor calibration, lighting, tile type, and installation conditions. Mapei makes no guarantee of color accuracy from digital representations. Physical samples are strongly recommended before finalizing any color selection.
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What is Grout Color Sealing?
Grout color sealing is a process that permanently restores, recolors, and protects existing grout lines using a pigmented sealer — without removing or replacing the grout. The sealer bonds directly to grout, creating an even, uniform color and a protective barrier against future staining. It's ideal if your grout is discolored, faded, stained, or simply the wrong color. Grout Guy uses Mapei Color Seal, a professional-grade water-based colorant and sealer trusted by tile professionals. The colors below reflect the full available Mapei Color Seal palette, including 2025 new additions.
Color accuracy notice: Colors shown are approximate digital representations. Specialty and metallic finishes cannot be accurately represented on screen. Mapei makes no guarantee of color accuracy from digital representations. Physical samples are strongly recommended before finalizing any color selection.
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