FORTIVO Tile Repair Kit Stone Repair Kit, Porcelain Repair Kit for ed Stone, Chip Ceramic Floor, Tile Gap Filler, Repair Tile Paint, Granite Filler Repair & Laminate Floor

開封したら、中が真っ茶色。中身が漏れている。洗ったら綺麗になった。これで終わりではなく、パテを絞り出したらチューブの反対側からパテが漏れ出した。補修はできました。

This is my second purchase of this product. Last year I made a repair to a broken tile in our guest bathroom. That tile is white and had a hole punched into it by a contractor. After completing the work you cannot see the repair. The second repair last year (from the same kit) was to a tile something heavy was dropped on and the tile shattered. I was able to get major pieces glued in but other areas needed to be filled. That tile was beige and I found the color matching to be a challenge. In the end the match was fairly good. I can see the repair if I go looking for it but it blends in fairly well. This year a bought a kit to repair some shower tiles that were broken when the shower was built decades ago. The breaks were fairly clean and you can’t see the repair even if you look for it. The biggest hurdle for me was color matching when there is a large surface exposure. Other than that the product use was straightforward.

UPDATED REVIEW I'm updating my review from a couple weeks ago because I finally worked and worked at it and got better results as shown in the latest images above. However, the tan still has too much yellow and the brown too much red, and they don't mix to produce the color shown in their mixing chart. At least not for me. But out of fairness I have updated from 2 to 4 stars. Withholding one star due to cost (paid over $30 for just one-time use I got since I had to use up some of the tints), as well as the extreme patience and time required to color match. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ORIGINAL REVIEW I’m not a total idiot but to get the right color beige/gray/taupe or whatever it was almost impossible. I used up all the white and the tan came out with a lot of yellow and the brown came out with a lot of red. The tan+white looked nothing like the color in the color chart which would have matched perfectly if it did. I was able to neutralize it with a lot of white and extra putty and even a touch of green but in the long run I couldn’t get that grayish/neutral/taupe look to match. Maybe I should’ve started with white and just a hair of black to make gray and then added it but just a touch of black would’ve really made a lot of gray unless you use a whole bottle of white tint or a lot of putty, and besides I’m out of white — and patience. Granted this is right after spending three hours trying to get the right color and right after it was applied and it still has to dry and I have to use the lacquer but at this point I think I would’ve been better off just filling these gouges with something like Kwikwood and then just getting a sample paint that matched using computer color matching to one of the tiles and I would’ve saved a lot of money too. I could’ve still painted a lacquer over it to seal it in. Now I may not have a deep gouge or pit in my tile like before but I could’ve filled that with anything. Now it’s so conspicuous that people are going to try and clean it up thinking it’s a spot or stain. My attached photos show it before and after. Not sure how much of an improvement it is.

I used this to repair a plate from Morocco. It was a set of three on a wire stand. I tried to find a replacement but they were hand made and there was nothing on the internet that I could find that was close. I glued the pieces together with Gorilla 5 minute 2 part epoxy. I then use the filler from this kit to fill the gaps and cracks, The first coat I thinned some of the filler with water so it would flow into the cracks. After it dried I rubbed the filler in the cracks until it was level. (I should have done a third coat to level completely but my wife was happy in the end. I used 400 grit sand paper to smooth any high areas. I then used the pigments mixed them as close as I could to match the colors. Except the black and white. I didnt use the brush included, I had some food modelers paint brushes. I would have prefered to level the cracks a little more but my wife likes them she said it gives character. Overall, I didnt use it as directed, but the outcome was great. See pics I included with this review. I recommend this product.

Used on granite where there was a chip and crack. This was successful, somewhat. The instructions are not clear how much basic putty to use with the colorant. It was like they made you contact customer support for that detail, which was silly, undesirable- I could not get a good match with the paint shades provided. However I had my own paints to add, and the granite had lots of shades so it blended ok. Outcome was ok because it blends in with the stone but I would say the product was just ok.