Enamel Baths, Sinks, Toilets & Shower Trays Epoxy Repair Putty Kit – Repairs Chips, Cracks & Similar Damage. (White)

Worked well for me, not perfect but it was a very light crack with a very small chip on a sink but overall very pleased, easy instructions to follow, kit came with all that was required to do the job, colour white is a close match and in the right light extremely difficult to spot, of course I can still feel the repair but that’s to be expected I think. I would recommend the kit, after use still have loads spare should it be needed although I now transfer my aftershave into a plastic bottle to prevent it happening again😂 I wanted to seal the chip and crack to prevent further damage as it was very slight. In summary excellent, very pleased.😎

This is easy to use and works well, just keep everything moist and you can get a nice smooth finish. The end result is a white as a white thing and the lacquer is good, but will show if you spread outside the repair area. I only did a small chip, so it doesn't really notice, but for a larger area I would be careful about the colour.If your enamel is new it will be fine, but if it has discoloured over time you won't be happy.I had a bloke round to fix an old butler sink that I dropped a cast iron pan onto and thought was irreparable, but he had several shades of filler to use that matched the original and did an invisible repair. Needless to say this cost a bit more money (not excessive), so if you have anything other than a shiny new coating I would seek help.

Needed to fix damage to a fairly modern metal Bath tub. While I don't think this product was specifically designed for my type of bath (possibly meant for Ceramic Baths), most of the other products I looked at did not look like they would last. My biggest concern was that I did not want the damage to get worse or for rust to set in. This was easy to use (I would rate my DIY skills as low to on existent) and if I could do it anyone can. The colour does not match exactly - but if you want a professional looking job you should probably hire a professional. This did what I needed which was repair the damage and protect the bath. Only used it a few days ago so I cannot comment on durability.

When mixed the putty is very sticky and difficult to smooth out even with spatula supplied and water. Because you have to mask the area to be repaired it ends up slightly proud of the surface. It does seem very strong and sets quickly. However, the biggest problem for me was the colour of the repair putty is so white compared to the white of the unit it leaps out at you.

After someone dropped a heavy item on our bathroom basin, I noticed a crack on the inner surface several inches long. Although it didn’t seem to be causing a leak, naturally I was worried it might spread and worse still get dirty and attract mould. It was also quite rough to the touch. Rather than replace the basin, I decided to give this epoxy a go. I cleaned the basin and crack the best I could with bleach and dried it well. The product comes with some emery paper which I dampened and used to smooth the edges of the damage. I then mixed equal amounts of the two white clay like materials. This is the messy bit as it tends to stick to your hands and has a slightly dry putty like texture. After kneading a blob of the materials together for several minutes, I used the plastic spatula supplied to press the mixture into the crack. I used a bit of water and the spatula to smooth the finish and left it overnight. The following day I gently rubbed the repair with the emery paper again and after cleaning it dry, used a very fine small paintbrush to apply the laquer to the repair. I let this dry a few hours and give it a final clean. I have to say the repair is extremely durable. Whilst the laquer isn’t quite as durable (it seemed to rub off quite easily when I smoothed it with emery paper), the result looks much better than before and prevents any water ingress. It also feels super smooth! At first the repair is slightly noticeable as it is very white, compared to the slighty off white of the basin. However it has now been several months and it seems to be darkening slightly and blending in, it is virtually invisble! Tempted to go over it again, you use very little of the epoxy for a small crack like this. Might just leave it though as it looks good enough and most of the time goes unnoticed. Excellent product and remarkable value for money.

Easy to use, was 85% successful. Quick delivery.

Used this item this morning. Preparation and finish took maybe half an hour. Putty really easy to use, albeit a little messy, but residue removes with water. Small nicks/chip holes easily filled as per the photos. Ive still to apply clear varnish and clean the area after application, but the chips are almost invisible if you never knew they were there before. Cracking item and worth the cost, rather than bear the cost of a new sink.

Messy to use and too white for the bath repair as most new bathrooms are off white. Used it along the side of my bath panel but you can see the repair - epic fail. The stuff you paint on is not good either makes it look worse.