TenaxTravertine Filler - Buff,125ml

blends well with trasvertine. Very strong bond. Sets up very fast so only mix small amounts that you can work with for a few minutes.

Can is very SMALL so it's a ripoff . Barely enough hardener in the tube even for this small can. 3-5 minute setup time, so don't try to do to big an area at once. Work in well ventilated area or open windows and doors. Instead of gumming up tools that need to be cleaned, I used old credit cards or hotel room keys instead of putty knives. When done, just toss in the trash.

Bravo!! I love products that fix my problems. I have a travertine bathroom floor that is about 4 years old and was developing some pits...one as big as 1/2". I was nervous about using this product, but after reading reviews I dove in and it was easy. I used a gram scale for mixing, but like someone else said, once you mix a single batch, you don't really need to measure after that. Do small batches, my batches were about 10grams (roughly a tablespoon). The first time I mixed it I used a plastic cup, but the second time I just mixed on a piece of parchment paper using the putty knife for mixing. The first time I taped off around the pits, I didn't do that the 2nd time, but would probably do it the next time, especially if you have any polish to your travertine....it just keeps things neater--you won't have surrounding haze leftover affecting the polish. Just mix it quickly and start applying to the pits with a flat putty knife. After about 15 min use a razor scraper to carefully scrape off the excess. Be gentle when you scrape off or you can pop your repair out of the shallow pits. The "buff" color matches my travertine absolutely perfectly. I also used it on the edge of the floor where it meets carpet and there was some crumbling of the edge....I just taped off the carpet carefully.

IT SEEMS TENAX IS HAVEING ISSUES WITH "OLD" HARDENER. I AM FAMILIAR WITH HOW TO USE PRODUCT AND IT WAS POPPING OUT OF HOLES RIGHT AFTER APPLICATION. I TALKED WITH TENAX AND THEY DIAGNOSED THAT THE HARDENER WAS OLD ( NEW TO ME ). THEY SENT ME A NEW TUBE OF HARDNER. IT WAS BETTER BUT NOT LIKE PREVIOUS JOBS. TENAX IS A GOOD PRODUCT ( HARD ) IT IS REALLY JUST BONDO THAT IS COLORED TO MATCH TRAVERTINE. I ASSUME IT SETS UP HARDER THAN THE PRODUCT THAT YOU MIX POWDER WITH WATER. I LOVE MY TRAVERTINE FLOOR -BUT WILL NEVER BUILD WITH IT AGAIN.

OK - this was WAY easier than I thought it would be and the results are amazing. We had a pretty large hole develop in one of our Travertine tiles. Ours is the Claros Silver color, so I needed to mix a couple of small drops of the Cement Gray Tenax Unversal Coloring Tint into this buff filler to achieve the right shade for the repair. After blending the filler and tint on a paper plate with a spoon, I added a thin line of hardener (included) on top of the blended filler, then thoroughly mixed it in and filled the hole with a putty knife. I immediately used a razor blade to remove any excess filler from the tile surrounding the hole. Then I waited 5 minutes for the filler to harden and went over the filled hole with the razor blade to remove any excess. If you didn’t know there was a hole there, you would never even notice - see attached pics. I’m a believer! Highly recommend this product!