MagicEzy Tile RepairEzy (Blue) - Ceramic Tile Chip Repair Filler - Porcelain Crack Repair Kit - Gap Filler - Tile Putty - Bathroom Floor Tiles, Counter Tops - Wall Touch Up Pen

Great for cracked floors.

Detailed instructions. There is very little time to work with the mixture so you need to prepare everything for immediate application.The instruction to mix colours in a plastic bag is not practical as the mixture spreads out in the bag and becomes hard to work with. I mixed on a small plate instead.I bought the black and white kit to make grey but discovered that my grey tiles had other tints in them -? brown. The colour i got was not an exact match but usable. It would have been hard to get an exact match without spending on a lot of colours and making up test batches first.Expensive and you get a pretty small amount but worth it if you can manage to get a good enough colour match.

Like me you may think that this is a kit with which you can blend/change colour of filler? It is not a kit, it’s just one very expensive tube of beige filler!!

Excellent

I have a small chip in one of our floor tiles and was going to just use regular, clear 2 part resin but thought I would try this first especially as it's specific to tiles.Application is pretty straight forward. Shake the tube for 2 minutes to mix the resin however this is also supposed to thin it to make it easier to apply. Viscosity was unaffected by shaking but for my purposes it didn't really matter.Apply the resin to the chip and smooth out. I actually used a Stanley blade to smooth it out and managed to get a very smooth finish.However, even after 2 weeks the resin never seemed to fully harden. It pulled away instantly and was the consistency of a soft rubber/gel. A complete waste of time and money.I have now filled the chip with the 2 part resin I was initially going to use and the results are reasonable if not perfect. Probably as good as I'm going to get without paying for a specialist to repair it. I have seen some on-line tutorials where they've used porcelain varnish so maybe that would have been a better option.

Matched the tile colour but doesn't harden. you can literally prise away with a thumb nail. Probably ok for wall tiles but definitely not good on floor tiles.

Simple to use. I used it to disguise two dark dents in the kitchen floor (from dropping heavy items). I could have experimented more to get a better exact match (who’s got time for that?) but regardless, it’s ten times better than a dark ugly dint mark

I'm selling my house and had two cracks in my dark grey bathroom floor. I'm not the best at DIY but found this filled the cracks and blended well with the tiles. So far no one has noticed!