MagicEzy Tile RepairEzy (Light Gray/White Kit) - Porcelain Tile Repair Kit - Fix Cracked or Chipped Ceramic Tiles Fast - Thick Structural Repair Filler, Putty and Adhesive for Tiles

This product came in two colors and blended well to match my tile color. Saved me from hiring a tile repair person and removing chipped tile.

This is an amazing product. I recommend it 100% for filling small tile cracks. I had a continuous crack from foundation settling 2 years after we bought the house that started in the garage, went straight all through my kitchen floor, dinning room, and ended at the patio sliding door. The plan was to replace the tiles, but I ran into an ad for this product and decided to give it a try. I bought the grey and white combo and mixed equal parts in a small clear plastic cup until desired shade of grey matched my tile. It worked fantastic! We’ll see how long it lasts, but for now I don’t have to replace the tiles!! I wanted to show a second video of the entire project, but unfortunately I could only upload one video, so I included pictures of the rest.

I think this product may be useful for hairline cracks, but it isn't for anything larger. It is trivially easy to use -- simply squeeze a small (and I mean SMALL tube and out comes what seems like a paint/caulk mixture. Scrape with the back of the tube, and a damp paper towel. It dries to the touch very quickly. We have travertine, and it was fairly easy to match the color by moving from two tubes. But, or cracks are not hairline, and I think I was better off just using colored caulk and/or colored grout. Did I say the tubes are small?

Bought the trio pack and tested on beige like tile. The paint dries quick and is easy to use but the results will vary based on the tile you have and size of crack. For me our tile has a mixture of colors so the beige filled the the crack with a rubber like substance but is slightly noticeable afterwards. First photo is using beige not mixed and did not get desired effects. Mixing is the way to go since the tile is a variation of colors i mixed wet paint was trying to match as color changed. The paint dries fast so used foam plate and just a dab of the white and beige. Also used a razor blade to scrape up excess paint. Although crack is slightly noticeable it is much better than before and cheaper than ripping up the floors. See video for sample.

I had both a chip and scratch I needed to repair on my tile floor. It filled the scratch in just fine. Apply, level with bottom of tube as shown in video, let dry, sand. As for the chip, well, that's where this product fails miserably. Filled chip just like scratch, wiped level with bottom of tube, after drying the material did nothing by sink and divot into the hole. Trying to apply more just made the area worse. Essentially a waste of time and money. Would have been more efficient to just replace the entire tile.

I got the beige kit because it has a white, a lite tan and a brown and I thought that would cover almost all of the coIor in my tile. There were 2 hairline cracks in the tile, one on the floor, one in the bathroom wall in a corner. The bathroom one I will redo, although it looks fine, it is a bit too dark. The floor, I mixed a SMALL amount of white and lite tan in a baggie until I got the right color. I then cut the tip off the baggie and squeezed it in the crack and used the scraper on one of the tubes to push it into the crack. I then wiped up the excess with a damp tissue and blow dried it for 2 minutes. The crack is virtually invisible now.

This stuff actually works great! I bought the gray and white pack, and was able to repair multiple chips and cracks in our kitchen floor with very little trouble. Some of the deeper chips took several applications as the product does shrink as it dries. However once it’s dry, it’s very durable. I’ve washed the floor with our steam cleaner after repairing the cracks and it does not affect the new paint. I am very impressed with this product. I wish I had found it sooner!

This is an amazing product. We removed a few stubborn bathroom tiles for some repair work. Wound up with a small chip of maybe 1/4” semi circle, finger nail deep chip. And a couple other smaller ones. Mixed this up on a piece of the same tile. And, seriously, the small repairs are invisible even to me. The bigger one was harder, but even that is blended in. My advice is if you have a bigger chip, hole or gap, fill it with a tooth repair kit, which is basically ceramic cement. Press down so it’s about fingernail deep. Let it totally harden. Then use this to cover it on top. This is a great product!

The black is very blue rather than true grey. Had to add yellow food dye to get it to match and then wasnt great for marbled/patchy coloured tile as stood out as solid colour for chip 0.5cm big Doesnt fill chips - sinks significantly when it dries so had to do multiple times. Very difficult to get a clean edge with tools provided

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Works well at very good price

muy pequeño el producto

Didn't work as expected