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Hi this is my first post

My tiler was saying that the Bal Pebble coloured in my kitchen on cream tiles and he reckons that grey coloured grout would be better, but i was wondering if there was anyway to make the Bal Pebble grout harder to stain and discolour? Any top or mixed protectors that actually work?

Thanks for any help!
 

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