KIT IndustriesRepair All Porcelain Porc-a-Fix - White

I chipped my sink and this really worked well but it’s not a quick fix. It requires multiple layers and you need to wait 12 hours in between each layer to allow drying and sanding . It took four days to fix the repair but I was really pleased with the results. Chip is now barely visible and has not degraded in 4 weeks.

I taped off the area and added two thin coats before leaving to cure for 48 hours. As you can see the colour match is not great but it's a huge improvement on the black chips. Still need to sand it down but happy with this as a DIY fix!

This repair porcelain is really good, I have repaired my wash hand basin in the bathroom because of a few chips and you cannot even see them now.It does need a few coatings and sanding down in between but it comes up ' as new.'Patience is the virtue on this task but it's worth the while, I'd say.

On the plus side, the product was easy to use and colour match (I used one of the white versions) was reasonable. I used this product on fine crack in floor tiles and chips in bathroom and kitchen sinks. Although it is presented as a "glaze" the overall finish is plastic-like - so the feel is different to the porcelain or tile surface that I used it on. On damage which is not deep (our tiles had cracks but these were fine cracks), when sanding back the dried and cured product, the entire application came off, so its adhesion is not suitable for these areas. If you have a deep crack on a flat (horizontal) surface, then the product does a reasonable job, for a reasonable price. Please note we also found our product also has a strong, lasting vanilla-gone-off scent after drying.

Small knock on enamel bathroom bowel...Good quality and easy to use

“White” Colour doesn’t match my white sink. Paints on like a layer think later of nail polish rather than just filling in the crack. When you sand it back it just rubs right off even after 24 hours drying time. Does not create a protective finish. Now cannot get the lid back off the bottle as it has dried on! Useless.

I used this to repair the sink in the bathroom. It's a dull white that fit the colour of the sink very well. In my view it's an excellent product, although I used my own sand paper and it's wise to sand lightly once you've built up the paint in the chip enough

Applied to chipped and cracked sink and left for a few days while away. On return, lightly sanded to smooth, then within a day of sink use the product flaked away. It has remained on the deeper chipped part - flaked on the hairline cracks mainly. The colour is not a perfect colour match and the fix appears like spilt paint. The sand paper is small and limited use. I'll have to buy some separately if I can get the correct grade, if I try to do further patch ups. Better than looking at a chipped sink but not perfect.