Ceramic Tile & Porcelain Repair Kit - Waterproof Tub and Tile Refinishing Kit Porcelain White Bathtub Repair Kit AB Adhesive Glue for Porcelain, Acrylic, Fiberglass, Enamel

No instructions what so ever . Scanned QR code all info in Chinese don’t waste your money.

I had a small defect in my bathroom sink that needing filling, and the product did the job. A few issues though:1) No instructions. I’ve used similar products so I knew what to do, but if you’re using this for the first time, there is nothing included in the packaging that tells you how to apply the product.2) The syringe system is cheaply made. It took a lot of effort to get the paste out, and one side expelled more paste than the other side, making it difficult to get a 50/50 mix.It will do the job, but it takes some effort and you’ll have an easier time if you’re already familiar with the repair. If you’ve never done this before, consider a different product.

Ceramic Tile & Porcelain Repair Kit -- Only instructions provided are printed on side of box and material tube. Those instructions are utterly useless. There is a QR code on the box, so I thought maybe that would take me to some instructions. Nope, that code takes you to Alibaba website to let you purchase several hundred more of these repair kits or to download the Alibaba app. This kit is obvious to me that it is an epoxy type repair kit. If you have never used epoxy or have no clue about it's use, search some videos and do a test run before trying to make your actual repair.Box includes: 2 part epoxy plunger with resins; 2 small pieces of 60 grit sand paper; small mixing tray and paddle; plastic spatula for spreading material; and protective gloves which are a joke. The gloves are folded down to a package about 1"x2"x1/16". That package of gloves would not tear open so I had to be very careful when cutting it open. They were one size fits all of maybe 1/2 mil thickness and non-stretchable plastic. My large size hand barely fit in and immediately ripped the glove when I made a fist.I got this to repair a chip in a ceramic on steel tub. There is no way I'm going straight into trying the repair. I don't have high hopes but I'm going to mix up a small batch to test it's workability and curing time. Then I'll need to test whether it will sand and buff out after cured. I don't want the patch to look worse than the chip. If it turns out okay, I'll come back and revise this review.

This product is a two part epoxy mix that creates a hard finish in cracks and holes. It's definitely not ceramic but is still very hard. I tried to use it on some chips that were larger in diameter but not very deep and it didn't work very well. It's hard to get it built up high enough to cover the color underneath the chip. In one spot, I tried a repair on a narrower crack that was deeper and it worked pretty well. You can barely tell that the repair is there when you look at it really closely.For the cost, I would definitely recommend the product for any deep but narrow cracks or gouges in ceramic.

comes with necessary accoutrements to help with application, so you're not just glopping the whole thing on to the side of your tub and it all falling on there in a big glop.dual-component epoxy keeps the magic from happening too soon. you don't want the thing to happen too early and it gets away from you. this ensures the chemical reaction happens only when you squeeze it.

Used this kit to patch a couple of small dings in a porcelain over steel bathtub. It did an OK job, not an exact color match but close enough. The color match wouldn't be satisfactory for a large repair; for that you'd need a kit that allows adding pigment to match. I'm pretty sure someone who hadn't used one of these kits before would have appreciated instructions, which were not included.

The repair came out very nice, however if you are not familiar with how this product works you will be very confused. There are absolutely zero instructions, luckily I have knowledge on how this product works and was able to make the repair. You can always Youtube it or Google instructions on how to complete the repair.