LANBOKIT Tile and Fiberglass Tub Repair Kit, Marble and Granite Repair Kit, Porcelain Repair Kit for Sink & Toilet, Epoxy and Quartz Countertop Repair Kit for Cracks Chips Scratches Holes Dents

I used this tile and bathtub repair kit while renovating a home, and it worked beautifully! The application was straightforward, and the results were smooth and seamless. It blended well with the existing tiles, making the repairs nearly invisible. The durability and finish are impressive, holding up well even in high-traffic areas. This kit is a fantastic solution for fixing chips and cracks without the need for costly replacements. Highly recommend for DIYers and professionals alike!

This is a great epoxy! Dries solid hard as ceramic and is color matching. User has to have some color-wheel idea, google it for matching colors. Works on marble, onyx, stone, etc. I was impressed.

I bought this one because of the number of different colors but nevertheless I was not able to match the color. Yes it was probably me… The sheen on it also makes it hard to match. I had better luck just using color sanded caulk. It matched a lot better. The epoxy is extremely hard (harder than the travertine/granite) and sticks very well.

I should have paid more attention to the colors that came standard, I needed a very light beige to fix a cracked tile, this color range is in a different set, I was able to use the black to mix a gray to repair another area, There are plenty of mixing sticks and Items to help prepare the surface for the epoxy.

I had a beautiful bar with a custom laquer faux granite finish. Over the years, a few cracks appeared and one of them opened op to the size of a few quarters. it was black with some white flecks. I always imagined fixing it with something like this, but never saw it at hardware or paint stores, or even knew it existed. The product was easy to use, with great and simple instructions and mixed to a bure black! it dried within hours to a hard shiny stone, and the cracks are filled. I was thinking of getting rid of this huge expensive bar because the paint finish looks like this, now you can't tell. I will probably sand it more with 3000 grit micro pads and spray lightly spray some lacquer over it to make it completely unnoticeable, but this was an easy DIY 30 minutes!