Marble&Granite Repair Kit-DIY Color

This repair kit works great. I broke my porcelain floor vase in pieces as you can see in the picture. It was a good opportunity to change the color and repair the vase. It looks great.

This worked much better than I expected to repair a large crack in a marble tabletop, I first opened the crack a bit with a Dremel tool. Luckily I started on the bottom side and learned that I needed to match the color of the streaks that ran through the marble rather than the marble itself. Once I let that cure overnight and turned my attention to the top I was able to do a better job. By matching the color to the brownish streaks that ran through the marble, the filled crack was virtually invisible once filled and sanded. The included sand paper was somewhat stingy but I had plenty of my own. My wife then polished the surface with diamond discs in a electric drill to remove some old water stains and then sealed it with a marble sealer. The crack is now completely invisible and the joint seems to be strong. I had plenty of working time once I mixed the two parts and found the tint easy to use to get an exact color match, although a little tint goes a long way, so start by adding the tiniest amount on the tip of a toothpick.. I never thought this tabletop was salvageable with a crack about 25 inches long. I was pleasantly surprise at the completely invisible and seemingly strong repair that this kit made possible.

I’ve had a large crack in the granite in front of my kitchen sink for several years (improperly installed). It was professionally repaired once, but after a while it continued cracking. I thought I’d give repairing it myself a try before taking on a new kitchen counter replacement project. It’s easy to work with. I would have liked more “stir sticks” toothpicks, gloves, etc., and better instructions ie: drying time, can it be buffed, is there a sealant that can go over it?Before I started I filled the crack with caulking just below the the surface and let it dry. Then I mixed a small sampling of the epoxy to test it. Because of the multiple colors I had to do it in multiple steps with some drying time between steps.It needs touching up, but overall, it’s far better than the crack!!!

Product easy to work with although trying to match the counter colour was tricky. I made four attempts at matching the colour. Otherwise it did cover the chipped counter.

Used it to match a chip on my marble table and it got the job done.Reasonably easy to work with