Porcelain Repair Kit, Tub, Tile and Shower Repair Kit, Waterproof and Leak-Proof Fiberglass Tub Repair Kit, Tile Repair Kit for Ceramic, Porcelain, Marble, Quartz, Resin, Granite and More

Easy to use and comes with everything you need to get the job done

Great for repairing bathroom tile drill holes and cracks. Easy to follow instructions and application is straightforward. Only fault is the tile color is extremely hard to match perfectly.

I had a paint chip on my bathtub, and rust was starting to form around it. I ordered this kit hoping that it would do the trick, and I was amazed by how well it worked. I used a dremel to remove the rust spot before applying the repair. The products mixed easily and the compound spread well with the plastic spreader that came with the kit. It was solid after about 24 hours, and you can't tell where the damage was anymore. I didn't even have to sand.

Wish I knew the composite is gray before I bought this.Made it difficult to color match my white counter even with the included white paint. I will now have to buy an additional product to make it match the rest of the counter.The product itself works fine. Thicker than I thought it would be so it didn’t end up setting where it was supposed go, it settled lower than I needed it to as it was on a slightly slanted surface. It set up easily though within 24 hours.

I have an old fiberglass tub that really needs to be replaced but in the meantime, this stuff worked absolutely great for a super quick and cheap solution to a bad crack almost all around the drain. We had our roof replaced and the guy that did it also did the skylights and while doing so, he put a ladder in the bathtub and put a pretty severe hole right by the drain that extended about 3/4 around the entire drain. I have no plan to sand it down as I just want it to be whole again and I'm happy with the results for that purpose! Maybe I'll change my mind on the sanding , maybe not.It is as solid as can be after 24 hours and I expect no failure here.I used painters tape rather than the small rectangles of tape that's included and idk what I was thinking but I left the tape on overnight so it halfway cured with the tape on the drain so now the reminants are stuck there. Doh! Oh well, like I said it's an old tub but I should have removed the tape once I finished applying the epoxy obviously., but yeah fantastic $10 fix, it was quite a crack/break that spanned most of the area I covered in the picture and it's whole once again!A tiny tip of a toothpick worth of the orangish color included made a fairly well color match right out of the gate but even that tiny bit was too much. Project length Beginning to end : 20 min.+ 24 hr cure time.

Didn't last 6 months. Never hardens and stays slightly soft or tacky. Also was tricky to get an acceptable finish, but a few of the touchups blended nicely at first. Discolors after first cleaning of surface. Now that it stands out due to discoloration, I want it removed!

Patched a small corner of our kitchen sink that had chipped and was rusting. Very easy and looks great! The sandpaper doesn’t do much for smoothing as it isn’t very coarse so I’d recommend users try to smooth it well when applying.

Worked great directions a a bit unclear but function is overall good.