Porc-A-Fix Porcelain White Touch-Up Glaze 15 cc - Total Qty: 1

The perfect color for my sink which bubbled up after some hot water was poured directly on one spot. Cannot tell there the repair is now. Did not need an undercoat - just applied a first and then second coat and let it dry for a full 24-48 hrs. In total I kept it dry for about 3 days.

I cannot tell you how thrilled I was with this product. I just moved into an apartment that was redone two years ago and had a brand new tub. The previous tenant left a chip the size of two quarters that was filled in with regular paint. It was chipped down to the black. I tried the rustoleum kit which was white--the tub was not. The tubs manufacturers sticker was left on the front of the tub so I was able to figure out that it was made by bootz. Their website recommended Porc-a-fix. I applied 3-4 coats and wet sanded with 600 grit wet sand paper in between each coat and allowed each coat to dry 24 hrs. at the end buffed with an old soft white t-shirt. I can't even see where the repair was! Buffing with the t-shirt brought the sheen up to the same shine as the surrounding porcelain! Beyond my expectations!

A bit strong odor but is very easy to apply.

We had a chip down to the metal on our Bootz tub, about the size of a pea. This product was mentioned on Bootz' website as being a color match for the white color used by Bootz. This repair kit came with very little and really poor instructions. It also included what I think is a fine-grit sandpaper. If you go the company's website, they have much more thorough instructions. There are also some helpful videos elsewhere if you search the web for porcelain chip repair. The included sandpaper is black and had the effect of turning the porcelain glaze black when I tried to sand it, per the instructions! So I had to scrape it off and start over. It took several coats, each with plenty of drying time in between, to bring the glaze up to the level of the original surface to fill my chip. Then I went to the hardware store and picked up some 220 grit sandpaper. Sanding it with that worked great. Now you can barely tell there was ever a chip.

I have used this for chipped tiles for many years. Hazmat shipping makes this a one way purchase so be sure how much you need. It does have a shelf life so keep it cool and tightly capped for storage. Current formula seems to be thinner than previous formulations. Flows easily but takes many coats to fill chips, and multiple coatings seem to wear very quickly, rubbing or scrubbing removes it.

This product performed flawlessly. Color match was perfect. You will need to 'wet sand' the repair after it dries. I waited 48 hours to wet sand. You also may have to apply additional coats after 'wet sanding'. Take your time with this repair and you will be !00% satisfied.

This color was not even close to a brand new tub by bootz. After installing and tiling the tub surround and not a flaw, I managed to drop a screwdriver on the edge of the tub causing the surface to crack and chip off leaving a big black hole in a white tub. I purchased this product to fix my error. I've tried putting on multiple thin layers once 30 minutes apart the second try 48 hours apart. I've tried applying it thick to match the level of existing and letting it dry. It looks like crap!!!! no matter what you do , or how careful you apply it. I used ultra fine wet sand paper between coats during the 48 hours between coats run too. It just rubs off even after sitting two weeks with no use in the tub. this product is a joke. I ended up just leaving one coat to cover the black holes and called it good, but I still have the pit from the varience in original enamel and this crappy product. OH and the color is wrong too!!!!! BOOTZ only makes one white and this is so far off I would have been better of with rustoleum spray paint trying to match color!!!!!

Color a bit off, and could not sand it down enough to be flush with the sink. Disappointed with the product but since it's my first time I don't know if this is the best I could expect. The crack is definitely still visible and raised.