MagicEzy Tile RepairEzy (Burgundy) - Ceramic Tile Chip Repair Filler - Porcelain Crack Repair Kit - Gap Filler - Tile Putty - Bathroom Floor Tiles, Counter Tops - Wall Touch Up Pen

I have a small chip in one of our floor tiles and was going to just use regular, clear 2 part resin but thought I would try this first especially as it's specific to tiles.Application is pretty straight forward. Shake the tube for 2 minutes to mix the resin however this is also supposed to thin it to make it easier to apply. Viscosity was unaffected by shaking but for my purposes it didn't really matter.Apply the resin to the chip and smooth out. I actually used a Stanley blade to smooth it out and managed to get a very smooth finish.However, even after 2 weeks the resin never seemed to fully harden. It pulled away instantly and was the consistency of a soft rubber/gel. A complete waste of time and money.I have now filled the chip with the 2 part resin I was initially going to use and the results are reasonable if not perfect. Probably as good as I'm going to get without paying for a specialist to repair it. I have seen some on-line tutorials where they've used porcelain varnish so maybe that would have been a better option.

This product comes with three tubes of different coloured compund taht you mix according to the packets instructions to get the right colour match. I was using it on terracotta coloured tiles in the kitchen. At first I was quite impressed by how it filled a running crack but when it came to filling a chipped piece we ran into problems. It takes quite a bit of product to fill even the smallest chip and you will need to do multiple layers no matter what the instructions say because I found that as it dried the product 'sank' and was no longer level with the tile surface. Worst of all when the filled in chip dried it was obviously visible and sort of stuck out because the compound has a pvc/gel texture which makes it slightly shiny even when slightly sanded. Worst of all, after two weeks of walking over it the filling in the chip came lose as a guest walked over it and popped out like a little jelly chip. Absolutely pointless.So, yes, use it for cracks but not for chips.

This has the consistency of an enamel paint, difficult to apply from the tube and frankly it’s just a slightly rubbery paint. Is this actually a ‘proper’ product or just a way to sell paint at a huge price? I used it on n a floor tile and it just looks like I’ve painted in the chip, it’s very shiny like paint even though I followed the ‘instructions’ to matt it using my thumb when it was still tacky (exactly like you’d do if you were bodging the job with paint). The worst amd most over-priced product I’ve bought via Amazon - total rubbish! - I have no doubt the reviewers who say it’s great could have achieved the same job with a dab of enamel or oil paint for a fraction of the price, and using a small brush which would make the job easier than a tube.

I ordered this product as advertised - palette of colours from which to mix my own shade of dark grey slate tile. The image shows a substantial pack. What I actually received was a Twix sized flimsy paper wrapper containing a tiny white, and tiny beige, colour tube. That's it! Nothing else.The wrapper is written in Chinese.I only give 1star as a zero star is not an option. I cannot recommend this purchase at all.absolutely appalling.

Originally purchased the white colour product to fill a few small chips in kitchen floor tiles. However, soon realised that it wasn’t a good match so I would also need the black colour to mix and match the slightly off white colour of the tiles.Found it easy to mix and apply the product but used a filling knife rather than the end of the tube to level the fluid.Filled in about a dozen small chips which were about 0.5 mm – 3 mm in size. The tiles now look much better, and no one would notice the repairs unless they were down on their knees looking for them.Happy with this.

Great easy to use product.Instructions were a little confusing as they included how to colour the product. But I just ignored them and used common sense.Crack is now filled, not a total colour match but a lot less noticeable than the crack. A lot easier than taking the tile out and replacing.

Color and product are very good, the consistency is quite thin ..... perfect for very small cracks, for entire holes you must apply 3 or 4 times and build up the material repeatedly ... which is not a problem, it works very well. Can be cleaned up with a moist water rag for any material around the patched area, or scrabed off afterwards.

This is supposed to fix tiles with a virtually invisible repair, but it just doesn't. To be fair they do say that a white colour match is difficult because there are so many shades of white, but even so the filler just looks like I've stuck some grout in the crack. In the end I've put some bathroom silicon on instead and it looks much better