MagicEzy Appliance RepairEzy - (White) | Enamel Appliance Scratch Repair Touchup Paint for Stove, Microwave, Fridge | Enamel, Metal, Stainless Steel | Strong Epoxy

Easy to use. Used to fix scratched in side of refrigerator. Worked great. Thanks!

Used product to cover spots where paint had faded on a black refrigerator. Did a nice job . Can't speak to durability since only used it two weeks ago

The product states it is an epoxy used for stove/cooktop repair. I purchased in hopes of filling a small chip in my cooktop. The epoxy is difficult to squeeze out of the tube, tacky/goopy consistency, and difficult to apply. Worst of all, it didn’t even adhere to the glass cooktop. Total waste of time & money. Don’t bother purchasing.

Worked well, no surprises

The product was a bit thinner than I had hoped for. My oven had a chip on the top edge that required me to apply the product on the vertical edge. I was not able to get a very smooth application. The end result was still an improvement over the black gouge that had been in the surface after a cast iron pan whacked it. I think some inexpensive white epoxy touch up paint would likely have accomplished the same result.

The bottom of my refrigerator was rusting completely across the bottom seam from the ice/water dispenser dripping down through the years, yet the rest of the appliance is in great condition. I scraped off the access rust cleaning the area. I applied 2 coats. the tip is very fine and the tube back acts as a scraper for any over application removal, which I cleaned with a paper towel. About a week later it looks great, you can't even tell there was any rust there. I did take pictures but can not find the before so when I find it I will post them.

I bought this product to replace a chipped area on the rounded edge of a Frigidaire gas range. First, even though I followed the directions to the t, the product did not "stick" very well. Since it's so thick, in order to smooth it out you have to press it. Well, doing so leaves the finish matte black. Additionally, it simply doesn't perform well on curved surfaces such as the front edge of the range. I even cut out a plastic form to "drag" across the filled area in order to match the surface. All this did was pull the repair away from the range surface. Unfortunately, I believe I will just have to use a "paint" type repair and leave it at that.

Spot was on a rounded edge, this didn't work as well as if it had been filling in a crack. Perfect for that!