can you use this on a crack on the tank of a porcelain toilet
1011502
I beleive it would work very well, as long as the tank was dry before applying it.
1011503
I do not think it would work. This is to cover ding in porcelain on metal. It is not a sealer.
1011504
If the crack is all the way through your tank, I believe you would need to use waterproof cement/glue first to prevent any leakage. I think this product could be used on the outside to cover up the crack so that it is not seen, but just for cosmetic purposes. I don't think this will seal any leak. It kinda' reminds me of what Liquid Paper does to unwanted marks on paper, except this covers up stuff on porcelain. I used it on my gas stove and it eventually came off, just like the original finish did. I believe it's supposed to be for high heat areas, but I'm not so impressed with it for what I got it for. If the crack is all the way through your tank, I believe you would need to use waterproof cement/glue first to prevent any leakage. I think this product could be used on the outside to cover up the crack so that it is not seen, but just for cosmetic purposes. I don't think this will seal any leak. It kinda' reminds me of what Liquid Paper does to unwanted marks on paper, except this covers up stuff on porcelain. I used it on my gas stove and it eventually came off, just like the original finish did. I believe it's supposed to be for high heat areas, but I'm not so impressed with it for what... » Read More If the crack is all the way through your tank, I believe you would need to use waterproof cement/glue first to prevent any leakage. I think this product could be used on the outside to cover up the crack so that it is not seen, but just for cosmetic purposes. I don't think this will seal any leak. It kinda' reminds me of what Liquid Paper does to unwanted marks on paper, except this covers up stuff on porcelain. I used it on my gas stove and it eventually came off, just like the original finish did. I believe it's supposed to be for high heat areas, but I'm not so impressed with it for what I got it for. « Show Less
1011505
I read elsewhere that repairing a toilet crack is not advised. Due to water pressure, weight of the toilet itself, and weight of sitting on the toilet it could be a hazard. Unclear exactly where the toilet crack is located but would research further and proceed cautiously.
926094
I would think you could use it. I use mine on our porcelain tile all the time. Good luck!
35421
no. the product works in the septic tank not the toilet. any toilet will get it to the tank
939666
This is meant for drainpipes. It could blow the seal on your toilet, or worse. I wouldn't try it.
959707
I would think so and just use some old scissors. Frankly, I would use a tube of crack repair instead.
319968
Never used it over a toilet but it might work. I would recommend getting medline safety rails.
2265062
I don't know how toxic this stuff is, will it fill cracks in iron? its like play doe and if the cracks were big enough you might work it in and it would seal water tight, if your trying to fill the cosmetic cracks in porcelain this is likely overkill. I would google : Repair porcelain sink and see what the pro's use. it dose work well for filling small holes though.
2141305
No. Unless u use those glad sticky strips. But I think any drilling would crack it.
1519244
I use it on a one one piece toilet as long as you have the same looking type water filler .there's adjustment for the height ..you shouldn't have a problem. .
466047
I suppose it a small buffer might work. I just used a rag and my 10 year old porcelain sink looks new.
921657
no, it won't damage porcelain, however, you can get the same type of thing (without the rubber baking) from Lows or Home Depot cheaper and in bigger sheets. it is used for sanding drywall.
921654
I had already tried pumice on my toilet and was entirely unsuccessful. I thought I had wrecked the porcelain with that process but after I tried the Shaws Pads I realized my toilet could be like new again! I can not tell that the porcelain has been damaged at all. If anyone is concerned about that happening I would considering testing a small area before diving into the whole job.
996724
I would not use it for that purpose , best to use only for a small dab touch up job can't answer second part of question as I used it on a sink repair
1566322
It's barely thicker than water; I'm not sure how well it will flow INTO those cracks, but I imagine it would flow in a little bit and hold it together. Might not be the best product to use, but I think it might work.
1067408
I think this would be a great choice for porcelain. I used it to repair the handle of a cup my grandmother got me many years ago. I'm not sure what it's made of. I'm not sure if it's porcelain, china or ceramic (I have a moldy brain...), but it is of that type of material and it worked for me. Very clear and sticks where you put it; my handle is a little off but it is stuck on there and fixed.
281117
Of course. I used it to fill in the gaps to prevent water leakage as well as using the foam to build a little stone wall up on the liner for cosmetics. I do not what you could not do with this 'stuff'. It will fix you right up.
611609
I can't say for sure but i used it to repair some chips on the porcelain of a toilet. I used it to repair the tub floor in a rental house. I have not checked to see how it has held up. It goes on like paint and it does not have much thickness to it. I have seen pictures online of tiled showers that were painted with this and it looked good. I guess if you are just looking to make the tile water proof again it would work.