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

The product was easy to use and passed the test on the road in Co. Cal for a year. I used it to fix a broken faux marble countertop. I mixed it with System Three 3200A04 White Paste Pigment Coating to get a white color to match the countertop.

Purchased this item to repair large chips on my stone floor. Mixed 50/50 according to instructions and filled the holes. It was never installed. I'm going to get the travertine filler I bought at Home Depot. A little more laborious, but it works and adapts perfectly. It was necessary to believe the bad reviews and ignore all the good ones.

I work as a contractor and I usually leave this job to granite installers. I had a project where the granite was removed due to a flood and required 3 pieces to be reinstalled so I decided to do it myself. I bought that and some color additive. Slowly add a small amount of colorant to the resin until it matches the color of the granite. I mixed the activator and applied it with a plastic applicator. I scraped off the excess with a razor blade. That looks great.

This product is fantastic. It takes some practice to get it right, but no rocket science. I had a long crack in the granite slab behind the sink. Judging by other reviews, this is a common problem (whatever). I mixed the product in a plastic container with plastic utensils. I disassembled it into several parts; after 10 minutes it solidified and then solidified. Everything was fixed within an hour. Before you do this, be sure to remove the excess. Aside from replacing the entire countertop…

Good product. I lacked information on tinting, so here's what I did. I went to my local Benjamin Moore painting (a reputable construction company, not a big box) and chose a paint that I thought matched a granite crack and they sold me just paint ($1.50 an ounce - what a deal ). It was color for no reason. I poured some into my mixture and it looked dark. I thought it would dry easier but no. I had to dig up the first version and start over. Then I started with less than a drop and it was close

I may have purchased the wrong product for the task. I had a small chip on the edge of my marble countertop, maybe 1/4 inch. I mixed and applied the product twice, but both times it just came off. The first time I thought I should let it dry and then use a razor to cut off the excess, but the moment I touched it the product just came off like silicone rubber or something. Next time I cleaned the spot with a small brush and muriatic acid to make sure it was clean, left for 24 hours. Then I used…

It worked, but I got either a used hardener or an old can of hardener. About 1/4 of the hardener was unusable. It came out as a drip and doesn't mix. It was useless. The instructions indicate that a thin layer may form. But it turned out to be a thick layer, which I didn't expect. I had to start over because if I just added more hardener the ratio would be wrong. Found the tin for "fresh" hardener to make what I needed. The jars looked like they had been opened before because they had all of…

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…

After a long search on the internet, after 20 years of work, we decided on this GraniTile product to fill the cracks in our granite worktop. It worked way better than I expected! I got an offer of $1,500(!) from one handyman and $575 from another to fix two 20" vents in front of and behind the sink - and neither guy showed much enthusiasm for the job! Bought a $4 tube of Tints-All at our local hardware store in Burnt Humber and mixed it with this two-part epoxy (epoxy alone dries to white) to…