Tile, Granite and Marble Repair Kit(Color Match), 3.7 OZ Tub and Fiberglass Shower Repair Kit with Strong Adhesion, Porcelain Stone Repair Kit for Cracks, Holes, Chips, Scratches, Dents

Used this to fix small chips and scratches in tile and it blended in surprisingly well. Color matching is easy if you take your time. Adhesion is strong and finish looks clean once cured. Great DIY solution.

I have calcutta marble with hairline crack. The product was messy and the white epoxy was very translucent and didn't cover anything. It was almost clear although it looks white in the tub. The black is very pigmented so you need the smallest amount but I could not get this to work at all and it left a shiny line, which made it even more obvious so I had to scrape it all off.

This kit was simple to use and worked great. I followed the instructions and it did exactly what was needed. The color matching was a little tough but I got it. Great price. Held the crack in place. Dried fast.

I had a divet in my granite countertop and wanted to get it repaired. This product did the job, but what a mess. The black paint spilled in transit so everything was covered in it. Color matching was a complete guessing game and had to attempt it twice before settling on just using what I could of the black paint. When I covered the spot, it took two passes to fill in the divet and I finally gave it a "good enough" pass. Sanding this down was very easy, but I still had a ring of dull black around the divet spot. I couldn't get it to clear up. If the item you are trying to repair has a color that is not basic, I recommend going to a craft store and buying something that matches because trying to mix the colors can be painful if you're not familiar with how much of each paint color to use. I chose to utilize the black to blend in with the other black areas of the countertop. The product works as described though and did what I needed it to do. I'm not sure how long it will hold up though, but I have faith it will.

Worked great but large problem blending the color. Took 2 healthy globs of each jar and mixed. Then used the toothpick to take a small glob of color mustard and added to adhesive mix. That was too much color additive and ended up having to triple the adhesive mix to get down to a light beige I wanted. So a little color goes a long way or be ready to order lots of the adhesive mix.