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Thanks DennisLinkletter, I picked up a used kamado and need to do some repairs. I already have a tub of Acrylic Grout I purchased from Lowe's Home Improvement store and was wondering if I could use it - https://www.lowes.com/pl/flooring-tools-supplies/tile-tools-supplies/grout/acrylic-premix/4294856532-920575991071. I would be just filling tears/cracks with a surface application. Would this work?

I found a video of KK Grout being dispensed via a syringe but it does not show it dried. I was wondering a few things. 1) Does the KK Grout dry hard. Or does it dry flexible to the touch? 2) Do you have to remove the grout btwn the tiles first before applying?

Well, first, good to know it dies hard because I was wondering. Can you use any acrylic Grout found online/Home Depot?

I found a video of KK Grout being dispensed via a syringe but it does not show it dried. I was wondering a few things. 1) Does the KK Grout dry hard. Or does it dry flexible to the touch? 2) Do you have to remove the grout btwn the tiles first before applying?

GolfPro2301, I was wondering if we could get a photo of your rebuild today so that we can see how it's weathered a couple of years under the hot San Diego sun.

You might try high heat automotive permatex to adhere tiles to the concrete shell? You know that kind you make head gaskets out of? Just guessing here but seems likely that would work. Not so sure about what grout to use as a simple google search IDs three different types of grout. You would need the kind that is flexible under high heat. Otherwise, I suspect standard grout will just crack and cause you headaches later.

Is this still available?