Tile and Granite Repair Kit, Marble Repair Kit, Porcelain Stone and Quartz Countertops Repair Kit for Chips Dents Cracks Holes Scratchs, Fix Chipped Edges Corners, Reattaches Missing Pieces

Easy to use, finished product blended so well it was hard to find the repair

Colors are difficult to mix, it takes a while to get it right. The compound sticks to your hands and the gloves are useless. It did set up well however. I will buy this or a similar product if I need it in the future. The colors are few and you only ned a tiny bit. You also are to mix 50/50 of compounds A and B, then add color. Without a measuring device, I guessed and so far it appears to be all set up.

The color tint is VERY strong, so only start with the smallest amount if you are coloring the material. We needed a light gray color and it took 2 times to get it right, but when we did, the product works great and seems to be very sturdy and hard to tell anything was fixed.

The color matching is easy with the a pinpoint of the color mix. My problem is that it does not solidify. I have just made my third attempt and I mixed for several minutes as instructed in the directions. This time I am leaving the mixing container out to see if that solidifies. I have thought about trying heat? Very frustrating because if it would harden, the fix would be great. Let’s see what happens in 24 hours.

Our off-white patterned floor tiles had chipped and while there are many repair kits on Amazon, the majority of them don't add pigment to the resin. Instead, they ask the home owner to apply paint to the cured resin. As I didn't want finish that can wash up when cleaning our tiles, I was very happy to find this particular product.Color matching worked great. But the amounts of pigment that are needed are truly minuscule. I just barely touched the brown pigment with a toothpick, and even that was too much. Had to dilute with some more resin. For the blue pigment, I touched with a toothpick, wiped off the toothpick, then dipped into the resin, and still ended up having to dilute some more.None of that is difficult to do, and it's pretty obvious when you are getting close to having a good color match. I am just glad that I read the other reviews first and used such small amounts of pigment. As is, I now have a perfect match. The kids spend several minutes inspecting the floor and trying to find the repair. They eventually gave up, even though they knew the general area. The repair is absolutely invisible unless you know exactly where to look.