🔧 Revamp Your Granite & Marble with our Light Cure DIY Acrylic Repair Kit Review

Used to repair a chipped kitchen sink marble top that has been damaged by a pot hitting the edge. enough to work. Not only was it enough to fill the gap from the missing chip, but also for a similar job after 3 weeks and there was still something left in the tube. Just make a wall around the space to fill it with the included plastic spacer. and some household tape, squirt the putty knife into the gap, then use the included UV flashlight to cure the material for 15 minutes. Remove the plastic…

Purchased to fill a microcrack in a marble countertop. The kit included a small piece of sandpaper, a tube of polish, and a large curved tip syringe that made a great applicator. It came with a small thumb sized flashlight with blue light UV curing. When using epoxy it is so thin that the crack will drain before the UV light dries or cures. Tried several different scenarios, slower epoxy feed, feed and light at the same time, all to no avail. Then I couldn't apply anything until I cleaned the…

We have had a few small chips (ranging in size from a few mm to 1cm in length) that have spread over the years formed the edges of our granite worktops in the kitchen and at the bar. I finally bit the bullet and bought this set. Using this kit was amazingly easy and the results were fantastic, achievable in just an hour of effort. If you're planning on attaching a chip to the vertical side of your counter (e.g. along the edge) I also recommend having blue masking tape on hand. I used masking…