Magic Porcelain 2 Part Epoxy Chip Fix, White

The photo shows the repaired sink; the spot I fixed is in the upper right side of the sink at around 4 o'clock. The photo was taken about ten days after I made the repair. If the lighting is just right and the sink is completely dry and you know where to look, you can see the repair. You can't see it in the photo. The end result exceeded my expectations.I know that some other buyers have not been as successful with this product. I followed the instructions to the letter and added a little extra time between some of the drying steps.

I have an old farmhouse style sink that I had professionally restored several years ago. The paint developed a small crack line that eventually chipped off. Rather than going through the professional process again I found this epoxy. Watched the video on YouTube and followed the instructions to the T. After the first coat I noticed the paint ran down and puddled at the bottom of the chip. I blotted it with a paper towel to remove the excess. I let that dry and then did the 2nd coat. Same thing happened. The paint was a bit thicker for the 2nd application but it still puddled. I blotted it again to remove the excess. Then I tried touching it back up with the brush. Still somewhat puddled but rather than making a bad matter worse I left it. The color was spot on so it’s not too terribly obvious.

Works great. It is very bright white, but definitely holds up. Bought another product for a bath tub chip and it came off in 3 days. Bought this and has been on for over a month and holding strong!!

Works well at filling the crack. Doesn’t match porcelain color

I got this today and followed the instructions to the tee, including a you tube video regarding the item. 30 mins to wait after mixing and prior to application it became really thick. It was hard to apply with this consistency. I’m very disappointed.

Was surprised such a small amount, was more then enough. It was easy to use and is really durable. I found that its easier to apply after about 30 min or so, because it gets thicker as it dries

Easy to follow instructions. We didn't have any problems with it staying tacky like other people. It is a little white but you can't really tell if the water is running. Way easier than refinishing the whole tub. Would recommend.

In case you are unaware, the instructions want you to mix "all" the contents up, then pour some into a small container to put in the freezer for a later second coat. Then let the remaining mixture sit at room temp for 30 minutes before applying first coat. After first coat application they suggest cleaning the supplied little nail brush with lacquer thinner. Then wait 45 minutes after first coat before you remove batch in freezer and apply second coat. Recommended curing time before you can use fixture is 24 hours. (Wait 5 days before attempting to clean fixture surface that was repaired).I’m telling you all this in case you are looking for a product that has to perform quickly. If you are in a hurry, rental property repair etc., you could get away with a single coat if it's on a horizontal surface. Otherwise building up thin coats is best on a more vertical surface. Color was a white/white.