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Q. I have light colored travertine in 2 of my bathrooms with sanded grout. What type of caulk is best to seal where the floor tiles meet the wall tiles, etc.? Is there a matte clear caulk vs the shiny-style caulk?
A. First, sanded grout is generally not recommended for marble or limestone since it can scratch the surface. If the grout joint is smaller than 1/8 of an inch chances are it is unsanded grout. As far a caulking I would use a 100% silicone. You can use clear or you can also use one that is color matched to the travertine.
Dr. Fred
Chief Technical Director
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