Quartz Countertop Repair Kit (Clear, White Acrylic & Dark White Color) - Ideal as Tile, Fiberglass, Bathtub, Ceramic Repair Kit I Works Great for Granite, Marble, Porcelain & Corian Surfaces

I rarely review products. This worked so well I had to leave some feedback. I had two chips on my granite countertops. Both were the result of hitting the countertops with a cast iron pan. One chip was about 1/4” long and 1/8” wide. The other was about 1/4” diameter. I used only the clear flow as my granite is black, white, and gray with some sand color in there. Any color would have stood out. Both chips were on the edge. One was on the very corner. The clear flow was thick enough to hold and not run out of the hole down the edge. I filled, sanded and polished. It took a total of 15 minutes to finish both chips and the result is great. Unfortunately, I didn’t think to take before photos.

We had a minor chip in the edge of our white-gray quartz that is made to look like Carrara marble. If you have a similar color scheme, use the clear and inject a tiny bit of white and mix it in. Botha whites were took white. If you are fixing an edge, tape the clear plastic piece to the side and inject it in. Then, when you are happy with it, put the other clear plastic piece on top. It cures in 60 seconds with the light. Lightly sand to called with the coarse sand paper. Then, polish with the fine sand paper. Ours looks great. It just looks like another stone or vein area was there. If you have solid white counters, it might be a more noticeable fix.

This is definitely an amazing value for your money considering house calls from a professional would be $300 plus materials and labor (Seattle prices). I'm not quite sure how we got a nick in our granite countertop, but it happened, right at the edge of our sink where we're constantly wiping down. So it had to be fixed as it's a pretty high traffic area. This was the only reasonably priced kit that I could find that had a UV light, which was the selling point for me. My husband repaired it, and he did not use any dyes with the clear epoxy. It was small enough where it wasn't necessary, and we felt it would just blend in. The kit, and my husband, did a pretty good job, only potential drawback is the fact that the sheen doesn't necessarily match the rest of the countertop. It's slightly dull in comparison, but it works! Perhaps you can tell in the photo the texture is slightly off as well. Regardless, if you're looking for something to repair small nicks in your natural stone countertop, I recommend this.

I liked the fact that the Mfr. Didn’t overhype the product. The presale information was accurate and helpful. The use directions were clear and concise. Mixing the color was easy , but you can’t dawdle too long. The use time is limited before it sets up. The kit supplies everything you need to make a good repair. The sandpaper supplied allows you to do a very good job of blending the repair with the original. When I was finished the repair was virtually invisible. The adhesion is great. The smell when using it isn’t so great. Good to have a window open when using it.

Didn't work only had a small chip. Did what I was suppose to do following instruction. When it came to peeling off the self levling the product came off with it . I did this twice and trash it. Ended up going with a different product.

I think it was supposed to come with dark and light colors to mix, but it came with 2 dark colors. So I just used the clear instead. Not a terrible result, easy to use, definitely did the trick. Would’ve been better if it came with a dark and a light, but I do think that was a packaging mistake. I’m sure if it came with the right colors it would’ve been a good product.

Worked great to repair a chip on the edge of a white quartz countertop. The trick is in the masking - making sure you've protected enough of the area you *don't* want to cover with the acrylic so you can focus on the area you do want to repair. If you are careful with the masking then the rest is a breeze. Make sure you overfill the chip so you can sand down to match the profile of the area you're repairing. Flat surfaces are easy, I only had to do a roundover. If you have a more complex profile then you'll have to slowly build up rather than doing it all at once.

Works good to repair chips, cures in 60 seconds, however, the kit will only work for 2 repairs, the plastic “leveling tape” it’s not adhesive, like tape is, it’s just a plastic rectangle and is for one time use, you put it on and shine the UV light on top of it. After the first repair, the tape will come off clean, if you try to reuse that piece, you will see in the picture the whole filled area came out and stuck to the leveling tape, almost like there’s a film on it. After using the UV light on the tape one time, it degrades it. You can try to use it without the tape, it will still work, just will look like a hard glob which can be sanded down if you’re patient enough. Overall a worthless product and not worth purchasing at all.

Did an excellent job repairing my worktop. the repair is invisible and it was easy to do. made my wife happy

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Ich hätte es nicht gedacht aber es ist nahezu perfekt. Es benötigt etwas Übung und Feingefühl. Bin sehr zufrieden, nun ist unsere Küche wieder wunderschön! Sehr zufrieden empfehlen.

Sadly after having a brand new counter top installed. It was chipped. I bought this awhile go and finally used today. Really works great. Definitely I would do it better next time but for the first try worked out great. I can hardly notice it.

Instructions are fairly simple to follow. Blue light is nice and bright and the material goes rock solid after a minute or so. All colors can be mixed to create the closest match. My repair turned out pretty well. The average person would never notice without it being pointed out. I'd suggest thin layers to slowly build it up. Leveling tape is pretty rigid and doesn't stay bent around corners easily. I had to use masking tape to hold it in place to form the rounded edge. I also don't think the tape is always necessary as I experimented and it still hardens without using the tape. You can put it the product in the fridge to make it thicker and adhere to vertical surfaces better. No odors either. A little pricey at 40 bucks for a small repair, but there's plenty of extra filler if I need more in the future.