Porcelain Touch-Up Glaze

Matched my sink color perfectly. Easy to use.

Great product and price

If you are able to inspect your fixture / tub/ whatever carefully for manufacturer markings, that might help you to get a perfect color match. There are now three different lines of Porc-A-Fix touch-up glaze, and also a chip filler. Given the options, I would avoid the blue lettering VOC compliant version, because they would just stop making the green-label version if the blue was as good. Be sure to tell anyone that cleans whatever you put this on to not attack it, and point out where you used it. My X-wife had a habit of scrubbing this off and making me re-do it.

I have a pink tub and plumbers left ugly scratches on the bottom. I used white, applied as directed and sanded (sandpaper included) away all the excess while still damp. My scratches disappeared. Have taken dozens of showers since and it still looks fine! Margaret

Chipped bathtub and sink and after using this product it looks like new. Easy to use as well.

Know your toilet/bath tub/sink color. Each brand might has differ color names and codes, especially beige. Beige might run from bone, ivory, biscuit, etc. I do not know the brand of my bathtub, but has success matching toilet seat and bowl with American Standard Bone color. Therefore I went for bone for the tub as well. Patient is the key. Apply thin layer. Sand. And do it again if necessary. The ding is still there. Only trained eye will notice it. As of now, I could not find a better solution. Covered 2 spots, dime and quarter sizes, using less than 2% of the product. I think $14 is a bit expensive for a paint, a size of nail polish. But I am glad I did fix it, out of my tub and out of my mind

When you use this you can tell its there so in other words it doesn't blend color wise perfectly, but did cover the discolored area.