Stone Pro Traverfill - Travertine Hole and Void Repair - 1 Pound - Dark

This was super easy to use. It was a bit expensive but it did the job. I purchased this and the lighter color one and blended them together to get that perfect travertine color. I was able to repair many small holes. You can't even tell. Worked great!

I have travertine in my kitchen and two cracked. This was so simple to use to cover the cracks. The color was a little off but not enough for anyone to tell... except for me who knows exactly where to look. Good product for a good price

This product is as easy to use as it claims!!! With both the dark and light you can mix to your hearts desire and get creative. Our bar had a giant crack and it is outside in 60 mile an hour winds and cray sideways rain. Since I used this product I have seen zero wear and tear - it is performing just like stone. Although visible in the travertine, it is waaaaay better than the dirt that was forming in the cracks prior to the repair... and it looks so close to the natural stone many don't notice.

I wish that I could purchase this product again in the form of ready to apply not a dry powder. The dry powder is not worth the price.

Used this to repair a crack in my travertine, and it looks like a natural character in the stone. You will need to pay attention to the color variation. This is sold in a light and medium color. You may need to add a pigment to better match your tile, but I was able to use this straight out of the container.

Easy to use. No smell. I followed the directions to patch my travertine sink. It's held up well. I haven't even sealed my sink yet, but I will. I ordered light and dark and blended them. Love this!

Very easy to use - just mix with water. Note that this dark shade dries relatively light (we bought both colors and found the light dried close to white!).

There are so many things wrong with this product. I got the dark color, which actually dries to a beige. Then I realized it basically turns back into powder form when it dries. Every time I touched it the dust would come off on my fingers. This also leaves a haze on the surrounding tile that I still can't get rid of, even though I was careful to clean with a wet sponge per the instructions. I ended up digging it out of all the holes I'd filled, which was easily done with just a screwdriver, and used Tenax instead.