MagicEzy 9 Second Chip Fix (Snow White) - Fibreglass Repair Filler for Boats- Gouges, Holes, Deep Cracks and Chips - Ultra Strong Marine Epoxy Repair

Worked well on filling a couple of small chips on off white porcelain floor tiles. Easy to apply, watched the videos beforehand as the only negative reviews were from miss use. A tad expensive at £18 especially as I took a gamble on the colour.

Did thd job of sealing a hole I accidentally drilled in the shower tray whilst installing support legs. The colour is not white though check the colours available but dont go for Materhorn white unless what you are sealing is off white.

Really excellent. Small chip in sink completely repaired.

After carefully following all the instructions on the packaging i.e., kneading and shaking which I did for over 15/20 mins the contents of the tube refused to come out. As this product cost over £18 for just a tiny amount of filler, I did at least expect it to be useable!! I am returning this item to you and will be expecting a full refund, and I will certainly not be recommending your company to anyone else.

Ok

I had a small but disfiguring chip in the hand basin of my shower room. The product has proved a excellent solution. With one effortless application the chip is no longer visible to any but the very closest of inspection. I’m delighted.

I have given this a couple of weeks and all seems fine. Easy to do, though I would use my own smoothing tool, And I think I should have got polar white.

Easy to use ,no tools needed, blends in with original sink colouring, will have to wait to see if it lasts.

There isn't much in the tube. And I would nead it for 10 minutes instead of 2

Exactly as advertised & brilliant. Thanks

Purchased this for my new 2020 Jeanneau boat. It had small imperfections + I touched the swim platform while going through locks causing a small 1" scratch. It fixed the scratch and imperfection perfectly. Will it last, only time will tell but for now, I'm very happy and have recommended it to fellow boaters at the marina.

At first I thought that the product had gone solid in the tube. I poked a thin piece of metal down the opening to get it started. I found it difficult to squeeze along the crack from the tube and began squeezing a little from the tube onto my finger and smoothing it along while quickly following behind with a single edge razor blade. I bought the Matterhorn white as I have marble appearing tile. I wish I had bought pure white and the Matterhorn white and mixed them or alternated or just varied the color along the cracks. I have now ordered some pure white and will go back and see if I can get it to blend more. However, I am very pleased with the product. The crack really caught my eye and bothered me. Now I just see it because I know it is there. I wish I had taken a picture of the full length of the crack in the beginning, instead of just the portion on the floor in front of me, but I was already sitting on the floor and did not want to get up. The crack ran lengthwise along 2 and 1/2 of my 12x24 tiles. I’m pleased. I carefully removed a little of the excess product haze using acetone on a cotton swab, just a tiny bit because I did not want it to get on the product actually on the crack. I did not use the putty knife you see in the picture, but as I stated, a single edged razor blade.

I used this to repair a huge crack covering about 5 of our large floor tiles. I tried using it on hairline cracks as well, but the tile wasn't even so it didn't do as good a job. As long as the surface is even it works great. Also used it to fix a crack on our microwave outer door panel. This was just one coat, I'm going to put another over it today. Looked really bad in person, right in the middle of the room and now, unless you really look for the lines, you don't even notice. Very happy, and since were listing the house for sale next week, also a life saver. Well worth the price for us, a lot cheaper then replacing the tiles. The first pic is so you can see where I started on the crack to make sure it would work. 2nd pick is before, these are large 18" tiles and with a crack this big, it looked terrible, but pic #3 you can see did a great job helping cover the crack. Be patient and try using the end to push the paste smooth in different ways until it blends in. I tried a few different times until I got a good method down for this repair.