Review on 🔧 GraniTile 360~8oz. Epoxy: New, Ultra-strong Solution for Chipped Corners & Crack Repair on Difficult Surfaces - Tile, Marble, Porcelain & Ceramic by Doug Nelson

I followed the instructions on the bottle. For my application, I mixed a tablespoon at a time. Place the two pieces on wax paper that has been laid flat. Couldn't do a pressure clamp so it was just a physical pressure. Keep track of your time. After a fifteen minute break, I used a razor blade to remove the excess from the top. No problem with that. Smooth off excess epoxy on the back to the thickness of the paint. I let the granite dry overnight, I was in no hurry. Separating the wax paper from the granite the next day was no problem. Pulled it out right away. Tip: I experimented with pieces of granite I had on hand to test the process. It was productive and gave me more confidence to work on a real case. If you don't have leftovers on hand, head to Lowe's and buy a sample of tile, marble, or granite. Take it home, break it up into big pieces and glue them together. You will find it very helpful. Epoxy is a quality product. It works.