Neutral Colors

• The majority of Polyblend grout colors fall in the neutral color category, which encompasses white, gray, brown and beige hues. Color #381, Bright White, offers the purest white in the lineup while White Dove and Snow White tone down the brightness a bit. Alabaster, Oyster Gray and Platinum offer light gray shades while Delorean Gray, Winter Gray, Chateau and Urban Putty present dark gray hues. Polyblend manufactures a vast variety of brown shades, including the pale tan Butter Cream, light brown Sahara Tan and Summer Wheat and dark brown Earth and Tobacco Brown colors.
  
  

Warm Colors

• Most of Polyblend's warm-hued grouts have an earthy tone, favoring ruddy natural hues over bold primary colors. Homeowners who prefer a little heat in their grout can select from Polyblend's pale pink Canvas -- color number #365 -- or go deeper red with Burnt Clay or Camel. Quarry Red Clay and Nutmeg offer deep brownish-maroon shades while Rose Beige, #390, presents the purest pink option in Polyblend's grout selection.
  
  

Cool Colors

• The cool colors in Polyblend's grout family start out with subtly blue-hued grays, such as the pale blue Arctic Ice and Slate Gray. Ocean Blue, color choice #90, presents perhaps the most bold color of Polyblend's lineup, offering a primary blue shade that is just slightly desaturated. The company's cool color grouts even include a few shades with a hint of green, such as Moss, Bay Leaf, Bonsai and the deep gray-green Onyx Green.
  
  

Color Variations

• Polyblend warns that color variations may occur when using this brand of grout. Tile types, tile porosity, conditions at the job site, application method and cleaning techniques can all affect the appearance of Polyblend grout. The manufacturer recommends using as little water as possible for cleaning and maintaining your grout to avoid color variation.