🛁 Fiberglass Repair Kit - White/Almond/Black/Bone/Bisque/Biscuit/Grey/Cream/Off White/Beige, Odorless Tub, Tile, and Shower Repair Kit with Bathtub Paint/Porcelain Repair Review

I have a beige shower, it took me a few times to realize less yellow in the mix made a big difference. When mixing, start very small.

As other reviewers have pointed out, you only need to use a little yellow to get an almond colour. It was easy to apply and easy to sand once dry ------ I can't even see the repaired areas. Just take your time and follow the instructions and you will get the desired result. Highly recommended.

Bought and used to fix rust around the drain hole in my bathtub. Took about an hour to sand off the rust, another hour to apply, listed at 18 hours and sanded for about 30 minutes. Posted before and after photos. A few tips: - Try to smooth things out as much as possible when applying. Don't leave a big edge or you'll have to sand for a while - use the included sandpaper to wet the sanding process. Otherwise, it will clog with sand within seconds.

I liked that it doesn't smell as bad as other chemicals. It glides on smoothly, doesn't dry out as quickly as others but gives you more time to smooth blemishes. Be sure to wait 24 hours for it to heal. The color matching was a bit difficult for a beginner like me, I used a toothpick to drip a drop of yellow and I think I overdid it with the yellow so be careful with this part but other than this great product you can see my before and after picture

My porcelain sink had a cosmetic wound after replacing the faucet. I ordered this product hoping for fair wound coverage. This product was fairly easy to mix and I just wish there was a guide on how much dye to use as a guide (e.g. off white, beige etc) and how to use the built in tools. Otherwise I had no problems applying the mixture and after 24 hours I was able to sand the area without any problems. While I wouldn't say it's like new, it looks pretty good, although I'm pretty sure I'm the…

Especially with almond and beige tones, the following technique should be included in the instructions: Mix a very small amount of yellow with a small amount of a mixture of 50-50 A and B, and do the same with a separate blend with black. Then prepare the 50-50 amount of mix A and B that you will need as the third mix. Finally, add a small amount of the yellow mix and the black mix to the third mix to get the desired finish color; do it in small steps. If you add a lot of color mix, you will…

this kit, which includes yellow, in addition to the HomeTinker kit, which includes pink-brown. I mixed a bit of yellow with pinkish brown and got a great combination with the pale yellow almond color of my bathroom. My only criticism of this product and the Home Tinker product is that it would be nice if they included both yellow and rosy brown and black. Although I had to buy two different kits to get the color I wanted, I'm just glad there is a product that does the job perfectly without the…

I tried another set before but it came off looking like a fruit roll. Maybe I didn't sand the area well enough. Judging by the photos, this time I used an electric sander with 100 grit sandpaper and sanded an area larger than the face to make sure it would stick. The putty is thick and feels sticky when applied, so it looked promising. On the first batch I only repaired the cracked area (shown in the pictures where a ruler is). After 24 hours I filled the tub and no leaks. After the first…