タイル修理キット(アイボリーホワイト)

I used this repair kit on a small chip in a porcelain surface and I was honestly surprised by how seamless the finish looked afterward. The color blended really well, the texture looked smooth, and once it dried it had a nice glossy finish that didn’t look patchy or obvious.The instructions were simple to follow and the product was easy to work with, even for someone without experience doing repairs like this. A little goes a long way, so you don’t need to use much product at all.Definitely a great option if you want a quick cosmetic fix without replacing the whole piece.

Easy to mix, easy to apply. Dries fast and is waterproof. So far so good for 2 weeks.

Difficult to use

Ivory Color was nearly perfect for me. I had to cut out my bathroom sink since it was one contiguous piece. This left a shape that did not fit the replacement and I had lost my receipt so I could not exchange it. I'm not great at planning out my projects...I filled the cut out corners with Bondo filler, so I needed to find soemthing to repair/smooth out pits adn imperfections as well as create a more durable surface than just paint.Pros: Actually worked pretty well.Color was a good match.Very thick, allowing you to somewhat shape it. No running.Cons: Color is not very dense. If the chip is darker than the surface, it will show through the repair material.Thick. Can be difficult to spread if you are covering a large area.Drying time can be slow. I used a small space heater to warm it up to around maybe 90F and it dried fairly quickly. Within a couple of hours.You can see the large repair area in the pics as well as the final result. This is the first time I have tried such a thing. I'm not a contractor by any means.Recommendations: Get a small heater to quicken drying time.I painted over the repair material since the grey showed through it. I now wonder if I could have painted first then covered the paint with the repair material so I would have a very hard surface. If you are repairing a chip that is darker than your surface or repair material, you may want to color it with nail polish first then fill/apply repair material.First video shows the bondo and chips showing through the repair material, and it is slathered on rather thick. photos are after painting and covering with automotive clear coat.

This kit worked for what I needed it for, the color was easy to blend and mix and was the right thickness. Give it plenty of time to dry.