There is such a thing as a grout stick that lets you seal grout from a standing position. I never liked it because it was very difficult to control the amount of sealer that you were applying so it was almost useless. I second Georgias recommendation of a racatac with a chest supporter. I use a applicator with a joam wheel called speedwheel to apply it. With the racatac your face is close to the floora nd you can really move quick while still having good control.

Jim Hartman, President
Floorever
tel: 760-578-7339
email:jhartx2@aol.com
http//www.floorever.net

In a message dated 1/14/2010 12:39:04 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, georgia@stonebuff.com writes:

On StonecareCentral.com there is a great thing I love...the rac-atack (I like it with the chest support.) I hope I spelled it correctly. In a large space it makes life a lot easier but smaller spaces it is easier to move around with less stuff. Also grout perfect has some really terrific tools and I believe that they have lots of tricks of the trade to make things go faster, easier and with quality.

On Thu, Jan 14, 2010 at 12:43 PM, D Hudson <restoreworks@gmail.com> wrote:

We do a lot of grout sealing but can't find a reliable tool that allows us to get the sealant down on the grout line without getting on hands and knees.

Any suggestions?

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Don Hudson
RestoreWorks
713-515-9538
"Best Carpet Cleaning Ever... Or It's Free"
www.restoreworkshouston.com

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