Ceramifix .5 oz Yellow Touch up Paint for Tile, Appliances and More

I made a hole in my bathroom vanity cabinet that I needed to fill and paint over, but had trouble finding a color that matched. This one matched perfectly. I filled the hole with kwikwood, lightly sanded the area, and painted it over with the Ceramifix. From most angles you cannot tell there was even a hole there that was covered up. Its very easy to use and a great price! Definitely recommend!

I purchased a home with a lot of poor quality bathroom tilework. That means the original constructors left a lot of broken tiles - which I find really ugly. Cracked tiles are also a concern in places were you want to avoid water intrusion. Fixing tiles cracks is a pain in the rear. Either you need to replace the tiles (which first requires you finding a suitable replacement tile, and second going through a complex cutting, fitting, and re-grouting process) or use a cosmetic trick to cover the cracks.This is about as close as the construction world gets to the fine art world - because it is basically like art restoration - and few people want to meddle with it. I thought I would. I didn't really succeed. The tiles I wanted to work on were pink - and this particular product did turn out to be a really close (but not perfect match). So on color I was happy. If my idea worked out well, this compound would fill in the hairline tiles cracks when painted over them, and then the sealed up crack would have a color that is nearly identical to the surrounding tile. Only that didn't happen.Ceramifix is basically like nail polish (I'm a guy, so my nail polish experience is pretty limited) in how you apply it via a small brush in the lid. The problem is that the compound is so thin, it never actually fills the gaps but rather runs right into them. Ceramifix paints over ceramic well-enough, but I'm not really sure what good that is over cracks. it is almost as though I need some epoxy like Bondo to fill in the cracks first, and then to paint it over with Ceramifix. But then how does that make the product a "fix?" It should just be "Ceramipaint" in that case...The interesting thing is that the cracks I need filled up are extremely thin. Even a moderately viscous formula would have filled them up and allow you to wipe over the top leaving some compound and color in the crack to seal it. This stuff flows like water, so it doesn't fill any gaps up, rather than simply running into them. I can't speak too negatively about the product because I fully admit I might not be using it as some type of trained professional might. With that said, the product comes with no instructions or explanation how it might otherwise be used. If you already have a tile crack sealant and just need some paint - then Ceramifix might be right for you. If you actually need to fill cracks - this isn't going to do it.

The color match of this porcelain repair paint is good, but you must work very fast. The product begins to dry in seconds.

I cannot see the chips in my tiles at all anymore and it seems to be holding up well too

So we had small chips in our tile floor upon moving in. Always bothered me because it looked like there was a piece of food or something on the floor. The tile is all various shades of grays so I felt this would work well. And it did. Covered those chips up and no one would ever suspect.

No video. It was easy to use but the color was dull. It should have been glossy

This paint is the perfect color for repairing a 1/4" by 1/8" hole in the soap dish of the shower enclosure in one bath of our new home. However, each coat of paint added is very thin, so filling that hole has taken two full days thus far, of applying another coat every couple of hours I'm awake.The end result is exactly what I wanted, the hole filled as though it had never been there with no visible color change.I suspect that I might have also gotten an acceptable result if I had instead installed a single layer of Almond colored silicone sealant, and let that dry for 24 hours.On the other hand, I haven't minded applying all the coats of this product. With the brush in the cap, doing so has been very quick and easy for each coat.The goal is a waterproof and durable fix, and I'm pretty sure that's what I now have, though I may continue to add coats until the surface of the repaired area is entirely level with the surrounding area, rather than still slightly concave as at present.Anyhow, it's a good product that has done exactly what I hoped, just not as quickly as I first expected.

Bought this to touch up a few chips and old rust stains in our 50s/ early 60s American Standard "light turquoise" kitchen sink.UPDATE: SADLY, TWO MONTHS LATER THE PAINT IS FAILING IN ODD PLACES- FLECKS, NOT IN "STRESS" AREAS- DESPITE **SUPER**GENTLE TREATMENT. : (While the color is a bit more blue than the sink's original color, it's quite close. I covered very neatly the whole right-hand basin of the sink with one bottle (THE BRUSH IS SOOO SMALL!) and am waiting for it to cure before addressing the left side.See photo for color and coverage comparison.I hope this comes back in stock soon: there are a few streaks I need to touch up, and it would be a goid idea to have a bottle on hand for repairs.

Love this!!! Bought so many white touch up paint and this one by far takes the cake. It works on everything and as a life saviour to fix our washing machine top that rusted. It’s waterproof!

Performed as stated!

Excellent