C CERAMIFIX TOUCH UP SOLUTIONS .5 oz Bone Paint for Tile, Appliances and More

I used this to hide a four-foot-long hairline crack across several floor tiles due to the house settling. It was easy to apply, basically just dab it on for a couple of inches and wipe off the excess with a damp paper towel, then repeat along the crack. We were very pleased with the results, the Ceramifix did a wonderful job of hiding/filling the crack.

This paint is the perfect color for repairing a 1/4" by 1/8" hole in the soap dish of the shower enclosure in one bath of our new home. However, each coat of paint added is very thin, so filling that hole has taken two full days thus far, of applying another coat every couple of hours I'm awake. The end result is exactly what I wanted, the hole filled as though it had never been there with no visible color change. I suspect that I might have also gotten an acceptable result if I had instead installed a single layer of Almond colored silicone sealant, and let that dry for 24 hours. On the other hand, I haven't minded applying all the coats of this product. With the brush in the cap, doing so has been very quick and easy for each coat. The goal is a waterproof and durable fix, and I'm pretty sure that's what I now have, though I may continue to add coats until the surface of the repaired area is entirely level with the surrounding area, rather than still slightly concave as at present. Anyhow, it's a good product that has done exactly what I hoped, just not as quickly as I first expected.

I had some small chips in my ceramic tile floor. Every time I would walk into my kitchen I thought it was a piece of dirt, drove me crazy. This covered the knicks completely but does need a few coats as it is very watery. Is it a 100% perfect match? No. But if I dont point it out, noone will notice. So for the money it was definitely worth it. Its a small bottle but it goes a long way. Great product. Sure beats replacing a tile. Very happy.

I have tile on my kitchen floor that's a combination of different shades of white. Over the years I've noticed little chips and kept thinking it was dirt. I was very frustrated and I could spot those tiny black spots as soon as I walked into the room. I bought this and all I did was wash floor,let dry and dab a little on chipped spots. It's like painting your nails. That was months ago and it still looks great. My kitchen floor gets a lot of traffic and I mop once a week. The spots are still covered and you can't see where I touched up. Of course,if I get anymore I've got plenty left to touch up as needed. This was perfect. My floors look great and you would never know. It dries in no time. Great price! I would buy again and recommend. I got the color bone and you can't tell I've dropped a cast iron skillet on the floor and chipped the tile.

(This review is by his wife) The bottle arrived quickly and I dove to the floor to give it a try. The instructions left me with questions so it took some experimenting to figure out the process that worked best for me: I clean the crack with alcohol on a cotton square, let it dry a few minutes, then paint the crack with a small dollop of Ceramifix, let that dry to the touch and peel along the crack with my thumbnail to remove the excess, finally wiping it down lightly with a damp paper towel. This method seems to use the paint more efficiently than smearing the paint on with my finger, and my thumbnail is flexible and thin enough to get the excess off without touching what's in the crack. We took a few pictures and posted them on our Skydrive here: [...] .I'm actually glad that it did not come with any kind of applicator because I think using a little paint brush gave me better control and is easier to clean than a tip attached to the paint bottle. One half-ounce bottle did about 30 linear feet of repair (and there's more in the bottle - I just can't tell how much because it's so thick). I think that this works great on our tile because it has several colors and textures, making the repair that much harder to spot. Now time will tell: If this repair holds up for even just a year, it's an excellent solution to this cosmetic problem. UPDATE on 2/19/2016: I'm starting to see the old cracks again starting to pull away from the paint, so it is a temporary solution that needs reapplication over time.