Ceramifix .5 oz White Touch up Paint for Tile, Appliances and More

This worked ten times better than I thought it would. It is quite white, but not bright, and it covers up cracks in tiles very well. Our kitchen has white marble tiles on the floor. We just bought the place. Clearly big objects hit the tiles and knocked out chips about 1/8 inch. This filled them in easily. As it dries (2 days) it becomes 'flat' and not glossy. Unless you are down on you hands and knees looking, the chips are gone. It immediately covers simple cracks. It appears to be like a ladies finger nail polish, but in an epoxy type base. It dries fast and then becomes less glossy. I did the bathrooms and kitchen and have lots left. It does not 'fill in' the chip or hole, but simply paints over it. This makes 99 percent of them inobvious. But if water hits the floor and spreads, it goes into the hole/crack and stays till it evaporates. But this stuff does a great job on 'color' cover ups.

This works so well on my tile for small knicks and scratches.

Product worked well to cover scratches and slight cracks. Anything sort of deep would need filler, let it dry then apply it. Overall, it's a good product.

Recently I had to pull up two 20x20 tiles & in the process the two tiles I pulled up as well as the 4 adjoining tiles on each side were chipped in many tiny spots. As my tile is now discontinued I wanted to be sure I was able to get in back in as good of condition as possible. I purchased the 3 primary colors I needed & had to blend them in various ways to work on each place in my tile. When you see the picture of my tile, you will see what I am referring to. This product is excellent, I cannot hardly even find my touch ups! It goes on easy & dries fast! I highly recommend this product for touch ups & creating the color you need. The Seller is absolutely the best to work with as USPS seemed to drop their end of the shipping and she got involved right away. In the future if I needed the product in a timely manner, I would pay extra to upgrade to a different shipper.

Great for very small chips or nicks in tile, but too noticeable if the chip is bigger than the head of a pin. The color is a very stark white. Honestly, I think I would have been better off trying to match the color with nail polish.

I bought this with low expectations, to repair small chips in the base of my white bathroom tiles. The first time I tried to use it was over Labor Day weekend. I followed the instructions, but when I squeezed out the product, it was almost clear with little flecks of white. I thought maybe it would dry opaque, but it did not, so I emailed customer service and, believe it or not, I got an answer within the hour! On Labor Day weekend, a Sunday! Anyway, the representative suggested shaking it, which was not in the instructions and the bottle is small, so it didn't seem obvious, but I gave it a try and it worked! For the larger chips, I just squeezed out from the bottle, for smaller areas, I used a small cheap brush, like kids use for painting models. Both worked great. I wiped an extra off with a paper towel and alcohol. It worked so well that I used the brush to paint it into hairline cracks in the tile and a marble floor. I scraped off the extra with a credit card (wiped that clean with alcohol, too). The cracks didn't look much different right away, but when the product dried, they are almost invisible. All for less than $10!!!

Our tile floor had many tiny pits developed over the years. The Ceramifix did an excellent job of making it look lots better. It is easy to use, and although you can't expect it to restore the tiles to their new condition, it makes a tremendous improvement. We had been considering trying to get all the pitted tiles removed and replaced, but with the Ceramifix, we no longer need to consider this. Fortunately, our tiles are white and the Ceramifix white is a good match. Can't say how well any of the other colors might work for you. But I definitely recommend the Ceramifix White for white floors. Here's a hint I discovered: After applying one or two drops of the product to the pitted areaa, use the edge of a calling card (or similar card) to gently smooth it over the tile, and then use a moist paper towel to remove any excess from the surrounding area. Makes for a nice even application.

Ceramifix works. Bought it to cover a older drain where the new fixture was smaller than the old, exposing some metal. I sanded and prepped the surface and used this product to cover. So far--6 months in--it has held up commendably well. I've since used it for touch ups etc on other sinks (not why I bought it) and they're looking great too. If it is the color you need and a chip in the sink or tub needs coverage, then you probably need this product.