Porcelain Repair Kit, High-Gloss Porcelain Sink Repair Kit White, Firmly Bond Chip & Crack on Enamel, Ceramic, for Quickly Fixing Sink, Tub, Toilet, Tray with Super Durability

Easy to use and looks great. My crack is no longer gone

The media could not be loaded. Ivory Color was nearly perfect for me. I had to cut out my bathroom sink since it was one contiguous piece. This left a shape that did not fit the replacement and I had lost my receipt so I could not exchange it. I'm not great at planning out my projects...I filled the cut out corners with Bondo filler, so I needed to find soemthing to repair/smooth out pits adn imperfections as well as create a more durable surface than just paint.Pros: Actually worked pretty well.Color was a good match.Very thick, allowing you to somewhat shape it. No running.Cons: Color is not very dense. If the chip is darker than the surface, it will show through the repair material.Thick. Can be difficult to spread if you are covering a large area.Drying time can be slow. I used a small space heater to warm it up to around maybe 90F and it dried fairly quickly. Within a couple of hours.You can see the large repair area in the pics as well as the final result. This is the first time I have tried such a thing. I'm not a contractor by any means.Recommendations: Get a small heater to quicken drying time.I painted over the repair material since the grey showed through it. I now wonder if I could have painted first then covered the paint with the repair material so I would have a very hard surface. If you are repairing a chip that is darker than your surface or repair material, you may want to color it with nail polish first then fill/apply repair material.First video shows the bondo and chips showing through the repair material, and it is slathered on rather thick. photos are after painting and covering with automotive clear coat.

Slow drying process but couldn’t tell my toilet tank lid was chipped once I was done with this. Also has a weird smell but my landlord will never know I reciprocated a landlord special tactic.

When I squeezed the part B (I think) there was a very runny liquid that came out. I was able to massage the tube and it was a bit better. But there is no use by date on the tubes. This type of material usually has a 1 year shelf life. Once mixed, it was OK. I put it on the chip in the tub, and did my best to smooth it. There was a high spot, and I allowed it to dry. When it cured, I sanded it down with the 320 and the 600 grit sandpaper. This worked OK, but left some discoloration ... I think from the sandpaper. I wiped it off with a wet rag, but it was still discolored. So I wet it some more and this worked much better. You really need to WET Sand it. In the end it worked well. It was much more effort than I anticipated.

I bought this product to cover a chipped spot on the wall of my bath tub. This filler is very messy to apply, and it doesn't stay firm on the spot but weighs down creating a thick bump at the bottom. In addition, the deep reddish brown color sandpapers provided in the package stained the white filler when sanding!!

Works quite well. Easy to apply. Sands and buffs nice. Need to make sure you fill in chips as smooth as you can so it will sand smoother.

Easy to use as per directions. Very pleased with results

Pros: filled in crack easily and seems like the filler will last.Cons: the stain colors are way too watery. The come in squeeze bottles and are very liquidy. This becomes a problem because the paint doesn’t adhere to the white filler.It’s also very hard to sand off excess white filler. Had to use orbital sander at 120 grit and even 80 grit and some still sticks.Conclusion: I do not recommend if you want it to look nice. If you just want to fill a big tile crack pronto, then it works. Would love to hear from the company how they get the paint to stick.Photo shows one of the tile cracks and how the paint slides away from the white filler.