NADAMOO Tub and Tile Repair Kit White Tile Shower Repair Kit for Fiberglass Porcelain Ceramic Acrylic Stone, Fix Crack Chip Scrap Hole - 3.5 Oz

Pros: worked as intended in repairing a chip on our bathtub before it was refinished with a Rustoleum kit. I mixed equal parts of the included bottles which was the key to having the needed consistency which filled the chip beautifully. I let it dry for 24 hours, then sanded down until the repair area was level with the rest of the tub. Added 2 coats of the Rustoleum refinishing kit, and the tub looks very nice. Cons: dried to a greyish tint of white. Since I was later refinishing the tub with Rustoleum, it did not matter to me. But someone who is just looking to fill in chipped areas, may not be impressed with the results. Bottomline: I would buy it again as it worked beautifully for my project

The product was easy to use by following mixing instructions. I used the lid of a cottage cheese container to mix the two materials, then applied as directed. It dries to a superhard finish and completely sealed the crack in my shower floor. After it dries, the edges are a bit hard to sand down, and I recommend using your own sandpaper, as the supplied material is red (don't know why) and leaves a color residue that's a bit hard to remove. Overall I am satisfied that it sealed my leaky floor.

Followed instructions and tile came out perfect. FYI I used white nail polish to add shine.

Instructions not clear

I bought this o.k. A win as a last ditch effort to try to clean up the hallway and kitchen tiles in our new place. The kit wasn't expensive so I figured even if it didn't work, at least I tried and it didn't break the bank trying. I will say I am pleasantly surprised with how great this product truly worked. It's very simple to prepare and not that difficult to apply. Using the provided tape to use to convert up the area and cutting a hole only where your want to apply the product for repairs actually helped a lot making clean up way easier and keeping your application more concise. In the end this product went above and beyond my expectations so much so that the wife even said she was super impressed with how well the repair job using the kit turned out. We have grayish/white tiles and there were chips from God knows what in them and it was showing black which was hella noticeable. Probably like 12-15 total so it was really noticeable throughs out and made the floors just look like crap. After using the kit you seriously cannot tell where it was applied, at least at a casual glance and that's all I was really looking for. Surprisingly very happy with this produce and the results. It also dries rather quickly, way faster than 12-24 hours.

Works well. It is noticeable if you look for it (it looks like I can almost see through it, but it could just be a color difference), my ding was pretty small and shallow though. Sanding it down to make it smoother was nice, I appreciate the 2 different grits. My B bottle's seal was opened already somehow, but it sealed the threads with the goop so it still worked. Use the gloves and work carefully, product does exactly what it says. I'd get more if needed but I'm sure what I have will last me for a while unless I really mess something up.

We needed a reliable tub repair kit for covering some minor cracks and chips in our fiberglass tub in our rental house. While this kit identifies as appropriate for fiberglass, ceramic, porcelain, acrylic, etc., I can't imagine how it would be a successful fix for ANY surface. It was really, really AWFUL. The kit itself was small with just a few resources; however, the directions (translated from another language into English as noted by the grammatical errors) did not actually tell you how to use the materials provided. The "instructions" covered how to fix a "hole" but did not mention how, when, and in what proportions to mix the reagents A and B (see images). The reagent bottles were also only partially filled resulting in less product. I never made it to a point to sand down the surface. After 3 days, the substance has not dried and when additional reagent is applied, large sections flake off in a gummy mess. (see images) I'm really glad that we have an additional shower/tub in the house, because it will take time and energy to remove all of this rubber cement/school glue nightmare from the tub before it can be used again. Valuable Lessons Learned: Trust your local Ace Hardware, Lowes, or True Value center for DIY support, not online and from "sources unknown but able to sell through Amazon." I should have known better...

It's a very good product BUT its color is weak. The porcelain has a dark base, on which it rests. The broken porcelain exposed this dark area and this product did not cover it properly. What I should have done before using it? I should had painted the dark base with white primer. Then it would have looked great. My repair is "almost" perfect. The repair looks smooth, it is not shinny or dull, just right. I did follow the instructions and I am very careful with any repair work. I am detail oriented when it comes to repairs too. I wish I had used white primer before applying it. Recommendation: be patient when applying it and follow the instructions. If you do these two things (+ primer), the final result will be perfect.