StonePro Traverfill - Travertine Repair - Fills Smalls pits, Holes & voids in Travertine & Limestone (Dark 3 lb)

I bought travertine tables at an outlet store. A chunk chipped off the base when I was moving it. I superglued the chunk back on (don’t recommend that but it’s holding). I used the travertine to fill in some other cracks and holes in the table. It looks great now and you can barely see where the chip was. I like that you mix it to the consistency that works for the size of the repair.

I have natural slate floors and needed to repair some chips and holes. Specifically after I replaced my dishwasher and noticed the tiles were cut out and I could not get a new batch that matches the colors. This product worked well for what I needed. However, I’m not sure why it’s considered dark color because it clearly dried very light colored. I was able to touch it up and blend colors with model paint. Overall, I’m happy with the product, it was easy to mix and dries hard.

Easy to use and fast drying

This is my third round with this product. It works just great. I have a 25 year old Travertine floor that #1 requires routine maintenance and repairs. This works perfectly and simply for spot repairs. It can handle holes from the size of a pencil point to those as big as a quarter it's all in how you handle the viscosity of the product when you mix it with water. #2 a large tree formerly in my front yard managed to push its roots under the foundation slab's corner lifting it up and producing a crack in the Travertine floor that went the entire length of the house. Rather than try to fill the entire crack I purchased both the light and dark versions of the Traverfill and did some mixing, matching and blending after some practice and it thoroughly camouflaged the crack. I can still "see" the crack because I've been living with it and working with it. However, when I point it out to visitors I have to practically get them on hands-and-knees to find it. I went to a big box flooring company and bought a couple of Travertine tiles to practice on for a day and eventually, as the job went on, I got better at it. There are quite a few videos on-line that show the tools needed (not much) and the product in use that are very helpful. Still, there is no substitute for experience. Start out small in inconspicuous spots. Remember, the repair is NOT do-or-die. As you get better at it you may be compelled to go back and re-do an earlier fix. No problem. You can dig out the first repair with a pick or a dremel and try again. BTW, make sure you have something to cushion your knees. Travertine is a soft stone but your knees can't tell...ouch. The improvement in the look of your Travertine floor is very rewarding. Enjoy!

We bought this to fill some tan travertine tile. It filled it fine but when you went to wipe off the excess from the tile it also removed some of the filled area. It also dried very light in color and we had to actually use rock stain to match the color of the tile. Everytime you mop or wipe the filled area with any wet or damp product it looses more fill until after you reseal it. Wish the instructions would have noted that.

My stone is beige and this helped fill the voids in some areas. Filled the holes good and was the right color for me.It was easy to use.

I used StonePro Traverfill to repair some holes and voids in my travertine floor and it worked perfectly! The color blended seamlessly with my tiles, making the repairs almost invisible. It was easy to mix, apply, and smooth out, and it dried quickly with a strong, durable finish.This product is a game-changer for anyone looking to restore the natural beauty of their travertine surfaces. Highly recommend for both DIYers and professionals!

This was easy to mix, easy to spread, easy to clean. My one dislike is it does not dry to a uniform color everywhere it is used, from the same batch. The deeper the crevice, the closer it dries to the light tan color, however, if it's a very shallow spot that just needs a bit of a skim, it dries chalky white. It was weird how different colors came from the same batch mixed. I would not trust this on a solid color but the tile I have is a mix of creams, tans, a few darker gray areas so this worked well and blended well. Just not perfect/uniform coloration so have to give a 4 star rating.