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At a Glance
Why Choose This Product
Helps prevent grout and mortar residue from bonding tightly to the finished surface
Works with cement, epoxy, urethane, new-generation grouts, and mortars
Reduces the potential for grout residue to stain compatible tile and stone
Penetrates without forming a topical coating or preventing vapor transmission
Protects compatible tile, natural stone, brick, terrazzo, and grout surfaces
Resists water, weather, acids, salts, UV exposure, and freeze/thaw conditions
Product Information
Miracle Sealants® Grout Release is a penetrating pre-grouting treatment that helps prevent cement, epoxy, urethane, and new-generation grout or mortar from sticking to tile and stone. By reducing direct adhesion and the potential for surface staining, this grout release agent makes post-grouting haze removal more manageable while helping protect the finished face of the installation.
A polymerized silicone formula penetrates the substrate and forms an invisible barrier while still allowing vapor to escape. Because it is not a surface coating, it will not alter the material's natural look. The barrier is UV transparent and non-yellowing, helping preserve the surface appearance while providing water and stain resistance.
Grout Release is suitable for quarry, glazed, ceramic, and porcelain tile; marble, granite, travertine, slate, quartz, brick, terrazzo, and grout. It can be used in kitchens, restrooms, showers, patios, driveways, and other indoor or outdoor installations, with resistance to weather, water, acids, salts, and freeze/thaw exposure supporting demanding project environments.
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Common Questions
Grout Release is applied to tile or stone before grouting. Its polymerized silicone formula penetrates the surface and forms an invisible barrier that helps prevent grout and mortar residue from sticking or causing stains, making the haze-removal and cleanup process easier after the grout has been placed.
The manufacturer identifies Grout Release for cement, epoxy, urethane, new-generation grouts, and mortars. Because these materials can leave residue or stain certain surfaces during installation, the release barrier is designed to reduce direct adhesion before grouting begins and make subsequent cleanup more manageable.
Compatible surfaces include quarry, glazed, ceramic, and porcelain tile; marble, granite, travertine, slate, and quartz; plus brick, terrazzo, and grout. It is intended for interior and exterior projects such as kitchens, restrooms, showers, patios, and driveways, subject to successful testing on the specific substrate.
No. Grout Release penetrates rather than creating a topical coating and is designed not to alter the material's natural appearance. The barrier remains vapor permeable, UV transparent, and non-yellowing while providing resistance to stains, water, weather, acids, salts, and freeze/thaw exposure.
Use Grout Release undiluted on a clean surface before grouting, allow three to five minutes for penetration, and remove all excess with a clean, dry cloth. Allow six to 12 hours before grouting. For optimum results, keep the treated area dry and free from staining materials for 72 hours.
One quart covers approximately 125 to 1,000 square feet. Actual coverage depends heavily on the substrate's density, porosity, texture, absorption, weather exposure, dwell time, and application method, so porous materials will generally require more product than dense, low-absorption surfaces.
Grout Release provides a stain-resistant, water-resistant barrier, but Miracle Sealants positions it specifically as a pre-grouting treatment. Whether a separate penetrating sealer is needed afterward depends on the tile, stone, grout, and project requirements, so follow the applicable manufacturer specifications for final protection.
The formula contains combustible petroleum distillates and must be used with continuous ventilation. Keep it away from heat and open flames, wear chemical-resistant gloves, avoid prolonged skin contact, and keep children and pets away until dry. Store the original container sealed near 77°F; the listed shelf life is 12 months.