Granite Repair Kit (Clear/Transparent) I Suitable for Most Repairs I Also for Tile, Countertop, Fiberglass, Porcelain & Ceramic Surfaces I Fix Broken Chips & Cracks in Minutes

Great product with everything you need. Just needs more time to cure than packaging states. Fixed a nick in the corner of countertop now it looks and feels like new.

We decided to give this a try since it was pretty cheap and relatively easy to use according to the product listing.First, the product that arrives does not match the product pictured. We understand that the product packaging may change and that isn't factored into the review. It's an observation. Even still, this 'kit' feels like something that was put together in someone's garage.The 'leveling tape' is a piece of plastic film wrap. The 'leveling stick' is legitimately a Popsicle stick. Now, our experience pumping the product differed from others. With the applicator tip installed, it's pretty easy to get it to come out as desired. Without the tip installed, way too much will come out.But the part that knocks this thing down to a one star... and it should be zero stars... the kit does NOT cure. OK. It's a cheap kit. We get it. The key chain light is something that looks like a trade show souvenir. OK. It's a cheap kit. But regardless of whether you're charging $20 or $200, it should work as you describe. The blue light does NOT cure the epoxy. It just leaves a sticky mess. We tested this out by doing it for the five minutes suggested by the packaging and even letting the blue light sit on the repair area for SEVEN HOURS. Only very minor curing... but that might be due to the product drying out for sitting so long. In any case, the repair never achieved a consistency more than rubber cement. Used a blue light from another source... no curing. Nothing.

I saw a similar product at YouTube on fixing cracks and chips on granite countertops. I found this product at Amazon and decided to try it out. It worked well after following the instructions on the package. I can’t say the fix is perfect or invisible, but it did the job.The trick is to place the blue UV light as close as possible without touching the surface.But the blue light device doesn’t work well as you’ll need to hold it for as long as it needs while press on the button. I used the small UV light device that I use to cure my gel nail instead, tape it onto a metal water bottle and placed it over the area, so I did not have to hold it myself. Overall, this kit does what it’s supposed to. Yes, the costs of the materials in the kit are probably not worth the price, but the transparent gel is a special product, and it is hard to find a substitute.See the photo I attached showing the ‘before’ and ‘after’ of fixing the corner chip at my kitchen countertop. It’s pretty much the best a DIY person can do!

The process was a little more tedious than I had expected, but this chip filler did an amazing job. Just take a look at the before and after pictures! You would never know it was there.Yes, like the other reviews say, the light is very small. But it does work. And if all you have is literally one chip in your table, there's no reason to invest in something bigger.I wanted to be on the super safe side and make sure I did it right the first time, so I would apply a very thin layer of the acrylic, then hold the light over it for 10 minutes. (The instructions say to only do five, but again, the safe side.) Doing it this way, I probably had to do four thin applications, curing with the light each time, and then I sanded and it was done.I think my only actual complaint is that the leveling tape they send is a total joke. It's maybe a half an inch wide. Even for a chip this small, the leveling tape was just barely sufficient. I almost wonder if they sent me the wrong kind of tape. In the instructions, the tape looks like it should be much bigger.But overall, this is well worth the purchase.

It doesn't work. It never hardens

This is an updated review. !!!!YOU HAVE TO GET AN ACTUAL UV FLASHLIGHT OR IT WILL NOT CURE!!! The light included in the kit will NOT do the job. Otherwise, the resin itself works miracles. I used masking tape to shape “moulds” on chips that were on edges. I put another piece of tape (sticky side on sticky side) where the chips themselves are so that the resin doesn’t glue itself to the glue on the tape. I struggled with the light included in the kit as it would NOT cure anything. For 4 days the substance would stay liquid, until I bought an $8 UV flashlight and put it to use. Takes about 5-20 minutes to cure with it, depending on the size of the chip. I did not take “before” pictures but on my photos you can kind of see where the chips were. I struggled taking the “after” photos because I could barely see the spots I fixed - that’s how good this thing is. It’s not gonna be perfect but it will protect it from chipping further and will save you thousands on useless repairs or replacements. Their customer service is also very responsive so I recommend you reach out to them before freaking out and returning the product.

As others have described, and after following the instructions exactly, my resin only cured some. After lifting the tape, a gooey film was left on the tape and over the fill area. Obviously I couldn't proceed with the next steps (sanding), since this would just gum up the sandpaper.I have a strong UV light for 3d printing resin, and applied that for another 5 minutes but without effect.Others describe the kit contents as being cheap, and I agree. A bit of tape, tiny pieces of sandpaper, a popsicle stich and a throwaway UV key chain light.But the main problem is the resin, which has a shelf life. The tube says it was made in Turkey, but with no manufacture date. Obviously I (and a bunch of others) got an old batch and useless kit.With zero guarantee on the resin, just look elsewhere and save your money and time trying it, and cleaning up the mess it leaves.

Tried to use it on a chip in our granite. Drying/curing time was an issue. Even after 24 hours it was still tacky and did not adhere well.