Porcelain Repair Kit, Quartz Countertops Repair Kit, Granite, Marble, Tile Tub and Fiberglass Repair Kit - Fix Nicks, Scratches, Holes on Solid Surface, Water-Proof and Firm as Porcelain, Transparent

I tried using this repair kit on a fiberglass tub and it didn’t work too well. I tested it again on a tile floor and it worked perfectly. My take is that it works better on stone surfaces or tiles, but not on fiberglass. The product is easy to mix and apply just like epoxy glue. And for the price it seems to be a good product.

One of the kids decided to stand on the toilet and jump for some reason and since it was old, the seat having that kind of pressure on it made a small crack in the porcelain. This patched it up so well that I can hardly tell anything happened to it and now I don’t have to think that a bunch of yucky stuff is getting stuck in the crack anymore, making trapped smells and the look of it super appear disgusting. I love how great the patch looks! Repairing it was all that I could’ve asked for but the visual of having that crack be super seamless really “sealed” the deal with me. Would recommend this product to anyone!

First off the material is clear. In the pictures it looks like the clear will color match your porcelain, it doesn't. My tub is white and this was pretty noticeable. Second this is probably for the tiniest of scratches. I have a decent size chunk broken on my tub, about the size of a dine, but not deep. I took the clear off bc it looked so bad. I added some white paint to the product and that really looked good. Matched perfectly. Got it all fixed up and if you looked closely you could see the repair but barely. About a week or so it fell completely out. No one uses the actual tub, only showers so the repair spot has never been submerged in water.

This filler comes down to patience, practice, and reading the instructions a time or two. Unless the area you're filling is clear, you're going to need paint on hand to fully repair an area.

I tried this on my bathtub and it didn't work. So I had a piece of granite that had some small holes in it from trying to break a piece off. It worked amazingly!!!! Very happy with the results.

Looks pretty good and does the job on a cracked granite countertop. It seals it so no water can penetrate through the cracks. It has no color when it dries.

The product itself works great as long as you mix it correctly. I removed 1 star due to misleading photos in the add. The description says transparent which I missed. The photos show repairs on white porcelain which are white after the repair. You’ll need to color match whatever you’re repairing prior to sealing it with the epoxy.

So if you're someone who is good with home repair this may work for you. However, I struggled with this. Mixing the two pastes was fine, but its actually pretty hard to apply and spread evenly. I also didn't understand why one the products wasn't white seeing as though most tubes are white. So although you have a clear hard coat over the area in need, its still an eye sore. I intend on sanding it down, applying a white product and then maybe another one of these coats. For any other repair of this nature Ill leave to professionals.