🔧 Quick and Easy Granite, Marble, and Stone Repair Kit – Fixing Chips & Defects in Minutes | Effortlessly Restore Tiles & Countertops | Perfect for Quartz, Corian, Marble, or Stone | Consistently Flawless Results | Repair Up to 20 Chips Review

This set is like a first aid kit. I consider it my duty to solve the problem myself before calling a professional. It was a sweet purchase. The instructions were clear and it was pretty easy for me to fix the chip myself. I would say it's pretty impressive.

Used paste and black. Neither of them healed and both wouldn't fit with leveling tape no matter how much blue light I had. Runs blue light without tape with the same results: no healing. Now the cracks and gaps in the seam I was trying to fill are wet and sticky. I've become accustomed to this technology and process through frequent use of Bondic. Disappointing. Looking for another option.

We had a bathroom countertop that my wife dropped a candle on and broke the corner. This is a marble look with swirls. I used this product for a fix and it worked like a charm! I won't lie that I was confused at first. For this to work effectively, you need to apply it in small layers. It comes in transparent, white, and black colors so you can create your own swirls. I applied it with a toothpick and then hit it with the LED lamp that comes with the kit. From there, sand between coats and…

My quartz countertop has a white marble look and was damaged by a couple of caustic soda pellets that got wet and left overnight. They are leftovers from careless soap making. The lye grains caused bright white round spots the size of a pea. I think the lye ate away at the countertop's epoxy and exposed the quartz powder, creating bright white spots. The surface was scarcely scarred, if at all. So I didn't have to touch up any stone chips or potholes; I just had to smear something thin to cover

I had four repairs to do. There was a chip on the edge of the white marble countertop in the bathroom. The kitchen's dark brown granite countertops had two 1/16" cracks next to the built-in range as well as a very visible chip on the rim of the sink. I used a clear infill on white marble, exposed it to 4x more UV than the instructions say and sanded very carefully. Avoid grinding outside of the repair. It worked great. No one but me will ever know the chip ever existed. The dark granite was…