Granite Repair Kit for Countertop (Transparent), Traceless Match for Any Color & Pattern of Granite, Granite Repair Kit for Chips, Cracks & Holes on Marble, Granite and Other Stone Surfaces, 59ml

We have white quartz countertop with flecks of color. There was a chip in the edge at the sink. I used the white material. At first, it did not harden and I cleaned it off. I assumed that the resin and hardener had not mixed. On the second try, I extracted and disposed of a bit more material before applying it to the countertop. This worked well. The repair is barely visible and only if you really know where to look.

I had a chip in my black kitchen counter top that needed fixing.Pros:The package provides everything you will need to fix it. Straightforward direction.Color match is great.Sturdy - once the product dried, it has held up well along with the rest of my counter.Cons:The product dries quick inside the provided applicators. You are only given 3 so you have to work quick.The dry time between layers took long so my applicators dried out and I couldn't reuse them so I went through them quickly.Open all your windows because the product odor is strong (which is normal).After sanding, as directed, to smooth the product, it was left looking dull vs the rest of my counter that is shiny. I don't know how to prevent that (user error, maybe). I'm sure I'm the only one who would really notice. I was also at a disadvantage because my chip was not on top, but off the side going downward.

About 15 years ago, I nicked my new kitchen's Compac Quartz countertop. Small dent on an edge, like 2 mm at most. The same company that installed it sent a guy who repaired in less than an hour and charged me $150. Decent job, not great, you can see the repair if you look closely but I was happy as a clam as the top was less than 2 month's old and it looked almost like new again15 years and two little girls after, the countertop had 5 nicks, all at the edges, with one reaching 1/2 centimeter in size. It looked terrible. Called the same company which wanted to charge me $1,500 to repair them all. Time for a Plan B). Saw this repair kit here at Amazon with good reviews and thought what the heck, for 16 bucks I can buy 20 kits and do trial an error until I get it right, and will still pay way less. Bought one kit (not 20 :-)) and gave it a tryMan, either I'm a genius 5-star countertop repair handyman worth $1,500 for about 4 hours of work (counting drying time) or I was being greatly ripped off. I agree with the later. It took me plenty of finger grease -and a blister- to sand the repairs to almost perfection but the results are outstanding. Call it pride, but I think I did a better job than that guy 15 years ago :). It is very hard to notice the repairs, in one of them I bet my wife to find it and it took her a very long time. Amazing product. But the secret is in the sanding, sand, sand, sand until you get that level to the edge. The sandpaper's grit is very fine, it won't scratch a quartz countertop which greatly helps. You maybe be able to use a sanding machine and save some effort but you will miss the needed finesse, and need to be very careful not to over sand itThe only issue and why I took one star away is that is being sold as a "four use" product when it really is a one use product. It in fact brings 4 needles and enough mix to make 4 repairs, but it dried on me within minutes, it dries super-super fast, so you need to pick if you want the mix in the tube being exposed to the air via the needle, or make the repairs before the product dries up. I chose the repairs, and when I finished applying the mix the needle dried and so did the top of the tubes. It takes a few minutes to learn to apply the product, and maybe because I did five repairs by the time I finished it was too late, but I had to throw away what was left, it was unusable. But again, for 16 bucks vs $1,500, there is no contestAnother thing are the instructions, or lack off. Poorly written and to be honest without making much sense. There are videos in YouTube and other places on how to use it, I recommend you look for those

Bought this for my quartz counter top. I bought a different brant last time and it did blend so well . This 1 is very easy to do but shows out. I kind of easily see the work done. It was as easy as using normal nail polish. Just apply and wait. I wish it was less noticeable shade.

1) this is just over priced repackaged two part epoxy. You can get the same thing for a dollar at any home repair store.2) it’s absolutely terrible quality. The epoxy dispenser is trash. It squirted the product out the back end (plunger end) rather than the applicator top end. Even if it were to come out the correct end, there’s no ergonomic way to hold it/push itIt sets in less than two or three minutes (like five minute epoxy).I will update once it drys, but it’s a zero out of five for right now.My skin hurts. I have chemicals to pick off myself. My fingernails look trash.

This actually worked!!! I had several chips in a quartz countertop and with a little finesse and trial and error I was able to fill and hide the chips by 90%. the kits need more sandpaper to be included with them but other then that it worked well for me. You have to use tape around the area you are working on so that it stays in the small spot you want to fill.

New house, hit counter top edge. Repaired chip, color matched, quick drying and easy to finish

The repair is so good that you can hardly see the repairs.