MagicEzy Tile RepairEzy (Honey Beige) Ceramic Tile Repair Kit - Cracked Chipped Bathroom Floor Tiles

I had a rental property that had a large crack in the kitchen floor due to something falling. I purchased this unsure of what to expect, but it solved my crack issue! The tile was damaged, but not enough to be replaced. I followed instructions and you would’ve never known that. There was a tile with the crack down the center.

Love the results. I did my daughter’s floor and she was amazed! Pretty easy to apply and clean up is a breeze. Just need to see if it holds up

Follow the instructions. Review the you tube videos prior to using. Excellent product.

I’m sure that this product must have the perfect application, but using on a ceramic tile floor with a deep chip was not the ideal solution. The colors supplied were almost perfect for the tile I had; I did not have to mix to get a near perfect tile color using the tan colorant.This product dries within an hour to a gloss and does not buff to reduce the shine. The product is almost like a rubbery substance when dried and is easily removed if you don’t like the mix and match to the surface you are working with. This however is not desired on a bathroom tile floor, where a rugged hard surface is needed to endure mopping and scrubbing.It is unfortunate that this did not work well for my application as it is fairly expensive as compared to another product I eventually obtained which is sold on amazon at half the price. I’m still holding onto the product in case the ideal application arises and I can put it to good use.

When I moved into a new apartment, my landlord special floors were covered with what looked like little specks of dirt but were actually dozens of tiny chips in the tile. This product was a very affordable fix. I haven't included pictures because it's tough to photograph - the chips are only noticeable extremely close up after repair, but that's the point - this fix is seamless enough that you would have to be inches from the floor to find the spots.A few application tips: I wasted quite a bit of product trying to follow the instructions of "mixing" in a plastic bag, only to get a color that still didn't match. I would recommend just shaking and applying straight from the tube, mixing the colors as needed. Use the flat tube end to spread the product throughout the chip & smooth it over. You can also press over spots extremely lightly with a paper towel after a couple of minutes to get a more natural textured finish. I skipped the hair dryer step too, just let it set up overnight, and haven't had any problems. It's not a professional job but it's everything I would expect for the price.

I initially tried blending the two colors, but I found that the base tan color alone was close enough to the proper tile color that I didn't need to adjust it. Having tan filler in the crack, rather than a black (empty) line in the tile, looks much better. If you get very close to it, you can tell that it is a filled crack in the tile, but from a normal distance as you are walking through the room, the crack effectively disappears. It also seems like the hardened resin is holding the two sides together, preventing the crack from getting larger / longer. Glad I got this.

I have gray tile with many steaks and shades of gray in it. I purchased the neutral color kit and it was very difficult to match the tile color. The black tube was very thick in comparison to the other colors and the two tan colors were so close in color it was like working with just three colors instead of four. My tile has a matte finish and this paint dries very shiny.

Works amazing on chips so they're not noticeable anymore on our light porcelain tiles. It didn't work so great on cracks at all, but happy it worked to hide the chips.