sealing tile grout patch made easy

You're just going to take this. Remember where you had your grab lines and and put it on. There's just a small little hole here so you don't really have to squeeze or anything and you want to saturate your line. I'm not even, I'm not even pressing on it on the side of the bottle. I'm just holding it upside down and and going over it. Okay now if you need to add some more just to just put a little squirt out there and use your applicator end and brush it around. Okay nice little light strokes on there. It seems to be working really good. You just do, just do the areas where you did. If you got any, if you got a guess about it just do the whole grout line up to a certain point where you know you've got good coverage. Not going to hurt anything if you get it over any of the other grout that's already been down for years. Okay so with this you just saturate as we're doing. You can see it doesn't really take very long. What you want to do is uh just going to take a rag, nice clean rag, and you're just wiping the top surface of your tiles. You're not trying to press down into the grout at all. You see I'm not even touching the grout at all. There we're ready to install our next coat of grout sealer. Now I think I told you 10 to 15 minutes. Actually you need to wait at least 30 minutes. Okay make sure that you read your directions on whatever product that you purchase because it could be slightly different than this one. All right so