White Tones - Quartz Worktop Repair Kit White - Quartz, Marble, Granite, Acrylic, Porcelain Worktop Chip Repair Kit - HIMG Surface Repair

Very simple to use. Had a small chip on the edge of my quartz work top and fixing it was simple with this kit. Definitely buy it again BUT HOPE I NEVER HAVE TO lol

Does what it says

I dont usually leave reviews, but this kit is amazing. The edge of my quartz worktop, which is less than a year old, took a bad chip in the sink cut out from a pot. This repair took about 10 layers and about and hour and half of patience to cure each layer, but the results are worth it and you can't tell the chip was ever there. My worktop is saved,

I had a 10mm x 2mm deep chip in the edge of a quartz counter top. This product is magic! Chip GONE!

Bought this as it was more expensive than most and thought it would be good stuff. It is not, it is no more than white expoxy that cures under UV. It does not have the ceramic hardness to polish to a glossy finish. It says on the packet to cure for 7 – 10 mins. I left it on for over an hour and even though it had cured, it was like car repair epoxy, ok for painting over but not hard enough to polish to a shine. Would not recommend. Will look for a more ceramic type repair product in the future!

Read instructions, take it slow. Great product, LED torch works well. V happy with result. Seems pricey but was quoted £200 by professional. You have nothing to loose

Very pleased and would recommend this kit which I used to repair a chip (about 2cm across and up to about 5mm deep) on the edge of a corian work surface. The corian is off white with a grey marble effect running through and I had thought maybe the three colours would allow me to recreate that sort of look. Couldn’t do that as the grey was too white but the ivory was an almost perfect match. As the chip was quite deep I built up the layers, drying it off in between each layer. This also meant that the first layers were a trial of the colours knowing they would be covered up by further layers. I also dealt with the horizontal profile edge separately from the vertical profile edge by doing it all in layers which gave better results by focusing on each profile separately.I created my own curing strips from clear tape, leaving some sticky either end so I could tether it while it was curing as it was on the edge.Used very little of the two that weren’t a match and had plenty left of the ivory match.Only problem I had was that I squirted the polish everywhere - which happened because it wasn’t restricted by an applicator nozzle and as I had been using the filler for the previous hour while building up layers and I foolishly used the same pressure on the polish. So be gentle!!I’m also surprised it says to store the fillers with the applicator nozzles on, rather than putting the original tops back on to fully seal the tubes.

Easy to use and did a lovely job.