Epox-Sci's Instant Install 29~20 oz. Knife Grade epoxy. Granite, Stone, Tile, Crack and Chip Repair/Joint or Installation Adhesive. Tintable with Our EZ-Tint 4 Color Pack

I was aware that the crack was growing and I wanted to repair it before it looked like the Grand Canyon and migrated into the main area of the counter. In comparison to the reviews of other products, this product wasn't as dirty and scary as it appeared. It's important to prepare ahead of time. To mix the two products, I set up a scrap piece of drywall (paper cardboard would also work) beside the crack and let it dry for 10 minutes. Make sure to have a razor scraper and a rag handy to clean The tooth picks I used to mix were fancy. The Popsicle stick could also be made from wood. CHECK YOUR MIX TO BE SURE IT IS THOROUGH. was worried that I had not mixed the two products in a way that ensured both harden at the same time. It was just a matter of getting a glob on each toothpick, mixing, and spreading in the When I scraped the razor over the wound, I did so almost immediately. It dried very hard over the course of the night and became milky white instead of Since the repair has been completed several weeks ago, there have been no problems with it, even though it is situated in a continuously wet area. There is hardly any evidence of The happy dance is going on in my head.

Trey Atkinson

| Aug 12, 2020

I can tell you right now that this product is messy The product was sent twice before I used it, and I am glad I called twice. Before you begin, be sure the surface is well cleaned with acetone. Make sure you keep a terry cloth towel nearby to wipe the razor blade of excess material. If you need to remove extra hair, be prepared to shave it off in 6 This will take approximately seven It was told to me that- To mix the two products equally, you need to use equal amounts of each. You must dispense the product ONLY with WOODEN STICKS, e. g. , sticks from a tree. The stick from a popsicle. USE A DIFFERENT STICK FOR EACH PRODUCT. PRODUCTS MUST ONLY BE MIXED ON WOOD OR NON-WOOD The card is made from plasticized cardboard. It is unlikely that I could have built the project without knowing these.

Once I got over my fear, I set out to accomplish the project. I had over 40 small solutions and two very large solutions. On my marble countertop in the bathroom there are craters up to 1" long and wide. The marble man I brought out to look at them suggested I simply leave them be. Due to the fact that we are selling our home, I couldn't do it. found out that marble can be sanded with very fine sand paper using a power disc sander from the marble man. Although I needed to repeat the application process three times in order to receive the result I needed, it was worth the effort. Make a mess without hesitation, but be prepared to clean it up. Gloves made of plastic are light and comfortable to wear.

Ellianna Harrison

| Feb 03, 2021

My granite joint had come loose in front of my sink after years of use, so I bought this to fill it. As a result, the granite would deflect slightly, and the adhesive beneath it had come loose as well. There is no other epoxy I have ever used like this stuff. In the end, I just got it close and I was happy with it. I also bought a kit on Amazon, and I mixed the color from it. You have the directions right on target. There is 15 minute working time, and there seems to be an immediate cure when it is 15 minutes old. At 15 minutes into mixing it in a small plastic solo cup, I caught it while it was extremely hot and was still holding it. As soon as it cooled, it solidified. It had all hardened to the consistency of concrete after another 15 minutes. After I poured some of this under the gap between the granite and plywood (my sink was about to be replaced), when it dried it completely eliminated the deflection, even if the sink had to take my whole weight (225 pounds). Despite its high strength and ease of handling, this material is really easy to work with. Now I don't see any more deflection in my countertop, the joint has been filled in again and is seemless, and while it's not perfect, it looks really nice and I am very please with it (and I'm extremely picky). The product seems to work well for granite joints, especially.

Ayden McCarty

| Sep 08, 2020

As our house was being sold, we were required to patch the corona counters caused by a crack in the counter that I was already in over my head with contractors, so after reading about this project on Amazon, I thought I'd try my hand at it. I did not find the process easy, but I found it The guidance I would give is I. A. 1. You should take your time with this*2. I would appreciate it if you could Utilizing clamps and scrap wood you can make a jig for the Dremel tool. br>3. On your Dremel, put the blade guard on - it helps prevent nicks and cuts In my experience, it is far too easy to 'slip' and end up in the emergency room. As your router makes dust when cutting out the cracks in the Corian surface, you will want to mix it in with this 2-in-1 mixture. It takes two parts epoxy to 'fill' the hole. I did not receive any instruction on this, but it seemed like the best idea and worked beautifully. With a brown Sharpie I thought I'd add some speckle (trying to match the flecks of our Corian) and got carried away. until the epoxy is fully dried
b) Therefore, it is said to be. Fortunately, you can sand out mistakes, so the result is just fine! I wish I had taken photos, but alas. My bad! I neglected to do that!.

Mabel Caldwell

| Apr 14, 2021

This does not cure hard. When dried, it will appear semi-hard. The strength of this glue makes it perfect for gluing tough materials. There will, however, be a softness to it. Hard edges will dent it. If you press on it with a hard edge it will dent. I'll sum it up in a few words The marble defect I needed to repair could not be done with it. The hard part of my life needs something to cure.

Ariella Simmons

| Sep 18, 2020