SUPERFATile, Acrylic Bath and Shower Repair Kits - White 5oz | Porcelain Repair | Shower Tray Repair & Countertop Refinishing Kit.

Great productDoes what it says on the tinI have brought this items a few times

Had a small dent in my acrylic bath this product got the job done easy to use gloves provided as can be messy.

I had a chip in my shower tray and thought it would be a nightmare to fix. This product comes with copious amounts of both ingredients that are mixed in equal measures. All tools are supplied but I used my own masking tape to tape off the surrounding area as I could not remove the back on the protective film supplied. I then applied the mixed compound with the spatula to the level of the tape and left for 10 minutes before removing tape. I then left for 24 hours before sanding with included sand paper, first with courser grit and then with finer grit. The result, a perfect repair which I cannot notice when standing in the shower. I initially had my doubts but was very pleasantly surprised with the results. An excellent piece of kit and relatively easy to use. Tip tip mix on supplied plastic board on some waste newspaper to protect against accidental spillage.

Bought one from another site for the same price and it had the pots of dye in there to mix and wet and dry to buff it up

After reading the instructions, I had doubts about using it effectively,but it was so easy. And the finish was perfect.

This pack came with very limited instructions on the box so you need to ensure you get the mix of the two components right by trial and error beyond the 50:50 recommendation. I was trying to conceal hairline cracks on a porcelain sink and frankly the mix just wouldn’t penetrate the fine gap as required and stay in place. Probably fine for larger cracks/chips/holes.Not cheap so a little disappointed.

worked great for small hole in acyricll plastic shower tray

I used this to try and patch up the holes left from an old Grab Rail.It seemed pretty straight forward. Mix the pastes 1:1 then fill hole and level.This doesn't work on vertical tiles. It just doesn't have the consistency to defy gravity.All just ends up running out of the screw holes.