Grout Question for tile floor in 3 season room

last month

I'm adding a 3 season room. (Ha started out as a screened porch, morphed into a 3 season room.) After looking at dozens and dozens of tile, I found a sample I love. (Daltile VC05 in gray brown: https://www.daltile.com/products/stone-look/platinum/gray-brown) . The sample I got from Daltile says Vicinity VC05; Lowes carries it under the name Core Fundamentals Platinum. (I checked with Daltile and these are the same.)

Now the grout question. The color I like best (from online views) is Cashmere from Bostik. I really want a seamless look, I want the grout lines to disappear. I've checked everywhre near me and no one (so far) has the grout samples for Bostik for me to look at. Has anyone installed this flloor? Grout color you used? Suggestions. (I'm waiting to hear back from Bostik if Cashmere is included in the sample kit. If it is, I'll order one.)

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Donna W
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last month

just an update. I was able to order a grout sample kit from Bostik. I will update when I get it.

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katinparadise
last month
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dan1888
last month
Bostic EzPoxy EzClean Cashmere H1778 would be my choice. Follow the recommended procedures carefully.
millworkman
last month
" The color I like best (from online views) is Cashmere from Bostik "

Have your tile setter make a sample board with your final 2 or 3 choices. Only way to fly.
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Carpetland Carpetland
last month
If you’re aiming for a seamless look, choosing a grout close to the tile’s main gray-brown tone should work well. I’d definitely recommend testing a small sample first, since grout can look quite different once it’s next to the actual tile and under your room’s lighting. A slightly darker shade may also help hide dirt and wear better in a 3-season room.
Donna W
Original Author
last month
Just an update. I also got a grout sample(Bostik) of taupe. And the taupe just MELTS into the gray brown. I also got samples of the tile in Greige with the cashmere grout. Now I'm stuck on which I like best. May post a new question. HA