Versatile EZ-Tint 4 Pack: Tint Epoxy and Polyesters flawlessly with Black, Brown, White, and Dark Gray Pigment Powders! Review

We only had a small countertop but the amount of paint was so small it was literally useless. If you do very small work (like coasters) this might be fine. We didn't know how many we needed, so we grabbed this varied set. We ended up using spray paint as a tint. Our potting was only 24 oz. Make sure you order enough!

An accident occurred while installing a quartz countertop in our kitchen. Unfortunately we broke off a corner. Anyway we took this kit and some epoxy to go between the two tiles and I used the pack to fix the top right corner of the picture. It works well and looks great with the patch. I recommend this set for small repairs. Check out some youtube videos on how to match the color to your particular countertop. The corner was very easy to fix and looks like a solid piece of quartz.

Four packs of sealed tinting powder. What can go wrong? They come in non-resealable bags, making it very difficult to apply the exact amount of shade. You have to go back and forth with different bags to get anywhere close to what you are looking for. The powder in these bags is very dirty. You should start with reusable pouches and add a detailed applicator to make the product more user-friendly. However, I was able to get a contrasting color (not the one I wanted) when mixing it with the…

Product arrived with 3 of 4 ziplock bags which they pack these powders in crushed. The powder was all over the inside of the large main snap that contains 4 smaller snaps. I was hoping that the inner packs would still be intact despite the powder mess I saw in the main pack, but when I opened the Ziplock Master the powder spurted out. all over my counter (and what a mess it was). What kind of "high tech" company could pack such a tiny amount of such an obviously dirty product into such…