🔧 Master Manufacturing ReStor-it Quick 20 Fix-A-Chip Repair Kit: Fast & Easy Solutions for Wood, Formica, Paneling, Plastic & More (18084) Review

Attention buyers. All gels were completely dry/rock hard. The instructions were difficult to understand. "Add it if you have it, if you don't, do step 2 and add it, but only if you do, but don't do it without adding it, or go straight to step 7." Too many variables for what should be 1-2-3. They should only give you a ready made glue along with a few basic coloring gels. Did. It doesn't have to be a science project.

I bought this to refurbish my dark brown (almost black) vinyl dining chairs. When I received the package I read all the instructions. The colors I needed were solid and needed to be heated to a liquid state. The steps were very clear. As soon as I applied this to my chairs, I immediately knew it wasn't going to end well. The product smells awful and is so sticky it never dries! I was able to remove most of the product but there was still a smelly, sticky product on it. My stools look worse than

can't be mixed into the gray car interior with the kit, may work well if your repair matches any of the fibers included. I had to get materials from a hidden spot to use for repairs. The kit does not include small cups for mixing two-part glue, so be prepared for that, as well as multiple Q-Nozzles for mixing and applying glue. The glue is quite hard once dry, so sitting on it or rubbing it will feel the repair. Put on gloves, the glue seems to get on everything somehow, but is easily removed…

I bought this little guy to fix a chip in the laminate on my coffee table and when I opened the box I was disappointed to find the print was 2 The The containers were not airtight, so the liquid inside thickened, making it difficult to mix and apply. The colors provided are also not true basics (I know very well how to mix and match colors, I have a degree in oil painting) so no matter how hard I tried I couldn't get the color mix right. When I tried to apply my poorly matched paint mixture…

First of all you don't have much room for error because you don't have anything to work with. Luckily I only had two medium and one small stain on the coat that needed fixing just to get through this fall so I could wait until next year to buy a new coat. So I've learned that you should definitely warm up the activators and any colors you choose for your product. Do one place at a time. so you can see how it works for you. Second, don't think that what you fix you can put on in minutes. You…