PORC-A-FIX GLAZE BSC WHT by PORC-A-FIX MfrPartNo BS-1

I fixed a chip in my toilet bowl below the water line with this product. It really works. Invisible and strong. Can’t say enough about how good this is.

I used to conceal a chip of about 1 cm diameter, all the way down to the black surface, on a refinished white tub, a few more minor dings on said tub, as well as two somewhat deep scratches made by a blade on a white sink. Product was easy to use (no mixing) and dried very quickly (faster than expected, in fact). Is easy to sand and buff. The product worked very, very well on minor dings and scratches, and pretty darn good on the major chip. I was surprised that product drips/runs a bit, but it easy to wipe up those runs quickly. It does quickly dry on hands, but I was able to use nail polish remover and pumice-based soap to clean my skin. The color match (basic white is suggested for refinished tubs) is not perfect, but I didn't expect that. Consider this to be akin to using a concealer stick on underage circles or a zit. My only complaints are 1) that the product doesn't offer the reflective sheen of the tub's refinished coat, and 2) shipping took a while. But otherwise this fixed a chip that I feared I'd have to live with or shell out more than $12 to repair. ...

We had the smallest scratch in our brand new steel tub. This was easy to use and blends nicely!

This was my first time using this product and it works. If you have a tub with little specs of missing paint and rust this product will fix that issue

This product seems to work well but it is an off white that didn’t match my bathtub.

I used Porc-a-Fix in combination with Fill-a-fix to repair a quarter-sized chip in an Elkay fireclay sink. See before and after photos. It took time and patience (lots of thin coats required), but when it was finished, only I would know the sink had been chipped. I found the five hours' drying time for the Porc-a-Fix to be conservative, and generally would wait eight to ten hours before sanding and applying another coat. I also discovered that Fixture Fix provides a color matching service, and that was a major factor in the invisibility of this repair. If you aren't absolutely sure which color to order here, I definitely recommend getting in touch with them to help you match the existing glaze.

I patched a small (1/8" x 3/16") chip in our backroom vanity. First attempt added too much material and had to be wiped away. Second application was smaller and I added a third after 24 hours. After another 24 hours it was still soft enough to slice off excess with a razor blade, as I could not use sandpaper for fear of scratching the surface. We used the basin 48 hours after last application. After all that, the patch is only visible if you know it's there.

After trying 3 times to cover sections of my porcelain tub, I finally got smart and ordered this. No mixing. I tried their product of white for American Standard and it shows light grey against the tub. I have a tub that was refinished in white, and if you need to fix a chip get this color. It is bright white. It also dries quite quickly, I've used 3 light coats and it looks great.