Milliput Plumbers Putty, Porcelain Repair Kit - Superfine White Epoxy Putty 2 Pack with Gloves - Fiberglass Bathtub Chip and Ceramic Tile Repair, Cracked Sink, Tub and Tile Refinishing

Filled the chips perfectly. Sands easily.

I use this to restore antique dolls which are missing some portion of their original porcelain/bisque limbs or other. Excellent stuff, easy to work with, to model, to sand down and blend with the original. Takes paint and shellac well, to mimic a glazed finish. Otherwise dries matte to resemble a bisque finish.

The putty worked very well; however, I think it could have more moisture as it tended to lump up as I applied it to the sink.

So this is your basic two-part epoxy. Coarse sand the damaged area of your bathtub (in my case) then mix equal amounts of epoxy stick and then press into the damaged area. I would recommend using more than you need then sanding down with wet-and-dry paper starting with 120 grit and working up to around 800 or 1000 grit.This product worked better than several others I tried, especially in the areas of adhesion and finish. The color is bright white but the epoxy seems to accept dyes used for other epoxy compounds.Absolutely do use disposable nitrile gloves or similar - I suspect if you don't you'll be compromising the adhesive abilities by contaminating the epoxy. But that's really a supposition based on other epoxies I've used in the past. Although I was initially skeptical of success, I managed to patch up a badly damaged bath and the product is holding better than anything else I've tried to-date.

This is a two part epoxy putty. Its made in the UK, that made me feel like the product chemistry was safer than something from China. It became quite hard once it cured and took lots of sanding to reduce the patch size. I finished sanding with 1500 grit sandpaper. The final color is bright white, not porcelain bluish white.You get a lot of product - 2 bricks about the size of a granola bar. Knead the together wearing the included gloves and press into place. Don't use too much. Let it set. Sand and finish.

Dries quickly and sands easily. Very impressed.

This material was pretty easy to work with.However we had two issues with its color:1. It started with white so bright that it was actually brighter than the toilet we fixed2. After three weeks- it looks very yellow. Not yellow-ish, just yellow.There are no instructions as to whether this should be colored with something else or coated.So this is pretty good as a fix, so far, but realy bad in terms of color.As for the amount if material that came in the package, I was surprised at first, and it looked like a very good deal. After the yellowing- this is definitely overpriced.

My job is not yet completed but I can tell that this is a terrific product. I picked up a bathroom vanity top with sink at Habitat For Humanity for $15 after my autistic son broke the previous vanity top during a meltdown. Unfortunately this vanity top had some chips in it and being that we live in a rental apartment I needed a repair solution. I have to add an additional layer to make this repair successful but the color is as close as I could have hoped for and I suspect that when all is said and done, one would have to know it had been damaged to notice it. I highly recommend this product.