Porc-a-fix Touch-up Repair Glaze Paint to Match American Standard, White (AS-1)

This 'paint' works absolutely great. You do need to read the directions and you might want a plastic glove to protect your fingers. I covered the cracks in kitchen tiles and the bathroom. The cracks are totally hidden. Very impressive.

This product is great. You may have to try more then one to get the correct match. Bright white BS-1 was too bright and White AS-1 was as perfect a match as I could get. The pictures are 24", 12", 6" and the last Two are 2 inches away from the camera and I circled where the repair is because it is hard to see. The repair is almost seamless. It takes multiple coats and I bought sand paper that went from 600 to 2000 grit. If you use water and clean often while sanding you will prevent from getting the black flakes that can embed in the finish if you are not careful that other reviews talked about. I used 4 coats and sanded down relatively even across starting with heavier grit up to 1000 grit. Then I did one-two more coats to even every thing up and used just 2000 grit with water and cleaned it often for a really nice smooth finish. This is a great product and you can tell from when your sanding on it that it will hold up. I normally do not leave comments but this saved my remodel job from looking like crap because I chipped the tub during my remodel.

Have used on a toilet and a sink and works as it should. They have good specific color matches for the brand of toilet. Seemed a little pricey for the amount they stick in a little 15 cc bottle. I guess it costs a lot for packaging, marketing, production & R&D.

Did the job , very easy to use , dries quickly as long as no water drips down. I used on the inside and outside of a toilet bowl to temporary hold off purchasing new……. has a blue hue/ tint, but it will see once dry and light sanding is performed if it is still off-white but would recommend ! This gives you time to save money for replacement toilet tub sink etc.

I paid more for this because it said that it was color-matched to American Standard white. Maybe, but it did not match MY American Standard white kitchen sink. That said, it has stayed in place for over six months, covering the scratches that we inherited from the previous owners, but it still looks bad. Application was not difficult, and it is durable. But it is overpriced for what it delivers.

I discovered spider vein cracks in an expensive Kohler sink in my second home. A dealer and an Ace Hardware Store employee both recommended Porc a fix and suggested that I purchase two white colors. I was warned by others' reviews that one looked a bit dark, and that's what they said. I thought my sink was bright white, but when I tried that color in a hidden spot underneath, it showed. Instead it was the "darker" white that matched perfectly.. The first application made my problems absolutely disappear in the places that I covered. But when I went back another day to cover the least visible cracks, I made a few serious mistakes. First, I simply shook the container a few times. And then I allowed a friend to apply the far thick product too heavily, and when I returned an hour later, it was impossible to remove the excess without leaving black bits of the enclosed sandpaper on the residue. When I read the information on the manufacturer's website, I found very specific instructions that are not on the container: shake the bottle for at least 30 seconds and then let it stand for a minute before opening. It also explains why the sandpaper is such a small piece, tells you that it's 220 grit, and suggests that you can use 360-600 grit silicon carbide sandpaper to save buffing time and how to use a hairdryer to speed drying time *READ WHAT THEY SAY before trying it). l'm now heading to the hardware store and planning to do it right this time. I can't tell you how wonderfully the product worked when it was thin. Truly amazing. Just spend the money so you can try more than one shade. I think it was the American Standard white that worked on my Kohler Escale sink, but I'm not where the materials are as I write this.

I had a large chip on my 1 yr old American Standard Princeton tub. Cost me $5000 to yank out old Princeton and replace. I was thrilled I found an exact match! But, noooo. It’s not! It’s very yellow. It comes settled down in the bottle and the bottom looks very yellow. I couldn’t imagine how it would stir up to be bright white, but I listened to instructions. Poor match and not returnable. So now I have to buy another one. Don’t waste your money on this match for American Standard. It’s either mislabeled or they are color bling.

I have looked at an ugly rusty bathroom sink for about 15 years that was getting worse and worse. I actually don't use that bathroom that much or I guess I would have replaced it. I was very embarrassed when anyone saw it though. I sanded the rust down and applied the paint using the brush under the cap and it looks SOOO much better now! It was never going to look brand new after all this time but at a glance it looks alright! It really was in bad shape. The paint color matched perfectly and after many times sanding, applying paint, sanding and reapplying paint especially for deep gouges I am ecstatic with the results. If I was more patient and precise I'm sure it could look even better than it does. I hope and think this will protect it from rusting again at least for a little while. I put it off so long because I thought I was going to have to mix compounds with the paint and I would end up making a mess. The painting part really couldn't have been much easier.

It does exactly what it says on the (small) tin

Not quite the color as thought. But did the job just fine. I would buy again

You can tell its not porcelain but its way better than the metal showing. Unless you look at it closely it blends for small metal spots.

If I could give this product 0 starts, I would. It’s not even close to being “ white” as written on the box. Now I am finding out that the seller does not accept refunds. Wow-I feel ripped off considering the high price. Unacceptable!