Best sealer for kitchen cooker splashback

[Filip]

The grout is white and suffering from cooking stains so will be redoing. Was thinking of using epoxy but from research some people say it go's yellow after a time and if I want to replace it its a problem to get out. So looking again at normal grout but with a good sealer.
But which one ?
Its only a small area behind a range cooker. Reading on here about Fugabella sort of a cross between epoxy and normal ?

 

[Tile Marble Granite]

Any sealer would do the job. Apply sealer once a year and you are good to go.

 

[Filip]

Thanks. Wondering if silicone would work in this situ as a grout.

 

[Dan]

Go epoxy, it won't discolour. It's impervious to nearly all chemicals and sunlight etc

 

[Filip]

Go epoxy, it won't discolour. It's impervious to nearly all chemicals and sunlight etc

It just from what I have read somewhere about it discolouring.
I think I am going to use normal grout and apply a sealer, I am starting to think the grout I used might ogf been rubbish to start with - possibly a fix and grout in a tub, I have learnt a more since then I have some Bal micromax (whatever its called ) left ofer from a bathroom I did about 6 years ago hopefully it will still be ok.

 

[Dan]

Ew, don't use the stuff that's both adhesive and grout. It isn't either and is terrible stuff.

 

[Filip]

Ew, don't use the stuff that's both adhesive and grout. It isn't either and is terrible stuff.

Yes I know that now but I first did the splashback about 15 years ago and not sure what I used but it could of been.