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Grout is cement, sand & a liquid, the liquid starts the process of the cement & sant setting from a powder to a solid.

Traditionally it was WATER that was used as the liquid

newer grouts substitute Epoxy as the liquid, making the grout set harder stick together better and resist stains

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Urethane is a type of sealant used in grout to provide additional protection and durability. It helps to make the grout resistant to stains, water, and chemicals, extending the lifespan of the grout and making it easier to clean and maintain.

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