Fixture Fix HH-3 Porcafix High Heat Gloss Glaze, Black

This stuff is impressive! It’s very sturdy when cured!

Fixed the damage to the glass range top

No pic but this product did work had 3 cracks in top of ceramic stove top pretty much in middle from 5-7 inches long. Sealed them up. they are still somewhat noticeable but beats $300 stove top

Totally useless. Never hardened and made a big mess on my cooktop.

I dropped a pepper grinder on the corner of our cooktop and thought we would have to replace it, but decided to give this a try instead. It works well but you have to be VERY patient, and let the layers dry overnight before applying more. It took us about a week to fill in the deeper cracks, and so far so good. It seems very strong, and when I clean the cooktop it stays put and gets shiny (for the most part) like the rest of the surface. It doesn’t look perfect of course, but it’s way better for us than having to pay 5K for another cooktop. I think it wouldn’t work if the cracks were closer to the heating areas, but this is at least 2 inches away from where it gets hot.

Had a deep chip on my stove from dropping a jar. Figured I would probably need several coats.Package says that it takes 24 hours to dry. After 24 hours, it was dry but not set. Can easily press a fingernail into the surface. Sanding and buffing was out of the question (otherwise it would just tear or haze up). Checked on it every few days, but uses the stove anyhow. Around a week later, I checked it again and it finally had hardened. Not sure if it was due to the heat cycles while cooking (the area is pretty close to a burner).Put a second coat on and am waiting for that to harden and will try to sand and buff. Don’t touch beforehand or it will wrinkle and look like a two-year old painted your nails.A thinner coat may dry faster, but the product is very thick and hard to apply in thin layers.

I had a little chip and small scratches from dropping a casserole dish on glass stove top. used as directed. was scared when first time i heated up stove it turned white. I guess that was just a little to much product and it came right off. Can't even see the chips and scratches, been cooking on it for at least a month. A+

I was a little nervous after reading some of the negative reviews. However, if you follow the directions, slowly apply a thin coat and let it set for 24 hours the product works.For deeper cracks and holes, simply apply more thin coats and wait 24 hours before lightly sanding with the paper that comes with the product.It fills the cracks and does not bubble when the stove heats.