Tub and Fiberglass Shower Repair Kit (Color Match), 3.7oz Porcelain Repair Kit, Porcelain Sink and Acrylic Bathtub Repair Kit White for Cracks Chips Dents Holes Almond/Biscuit/Bone

This worked great! I stupidly had some scrub in a glass jar by the tub and it got knocked in one day and chipped the finish. You can't even see where it was anymore! Beware the pigment is STRONG, add like 10% as much as you think you'll need, stir well, then consider if you want more. I ruined 2 batches with excessive pigment before I got it right, then filled 3 chips, and there is still plenty left for next time. The sandpaper on the other hand, the 3 patches used it all up. Easy enough to buy a new sheet though if you need to do a lot of patching. Get the super fine stuff like they give you.

This product comes in a box with basic instructions. It has everything you need for this type of repair. The thin roll of tape is used to tape around the damaged area prior to applying the epoxy. I removed the tape shortly after the application which worked well. This seems like a good product for small repairs.

Toothpick prick, tiny prick is all that is needed to match, but good luck if off-white.

I first lightly sanded the areas I was going to repair, cleansed it and then wiped twice with rubbing alcohol. I followed the directions and it worked like a charm! It’s been 3 weeks and no issues noted. I did apply Fritz polish so it still looked shiny like the rest of the tub. I also added color by one drop to match the tub.

I had a hard time and now that it set up, the sanding is challenging and I can see where it was chipped!?! Any ideas about how to blend it better would be helpful. I’m usually very good at things like this!?!

Had a cracked and leaky drain in my fiberglass shower. Easy to follow directions led to a fixed and leak free drain. Thank you. Much cheaper than replacing the shower pan.

The product repairs plastic shower floors well. Matching the color is the most difficult.

This is actually pretty darn easy to use. The only thing difficult is getting the color right and I think most of that is the fear of getting the color too dark. I actually ended up getting the color too light but I can always go back and add another layer of a bit more using a darker layer, if I decide to but I probably wont. The crack sealed really well. So ladies, don't be afraid. If I can do it, anybody can.