I have two chips in my porcelain/steel tub from a bath mirror falling on the edge. Would one kit take care of both chips...each is quarter size?
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Donna, this kit will be able to take care of both chips....BUT you will need to apply the epoxy in about a minute or less as it will QUICKLY hardened!
1595196
I've been wondering that myself. I put this down on my garage floor 2 years ago and there are a couple spots which have come up. I contacted Valspar and they gave me a new set. I obviously don't need the whole thing for a couple spots so I am planning to use a small amount compared to the proportions of the 2 containers (2-1 or whatever).
836776
I would put down some wax paper first. I have a commercial dishwasher I run them through about 10 times to get them reasonably clean.
2057718
I bought standard black drain pieces at Menards. I was worried that they might chip, but my plumber said that the kind of finish used should hold up well. After using the sink for a number of months now, I agree with his assessment -- there's no indication that they will chip.
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I would have to say that two will not fit in the tub at the same time unless you have a longer than normal tub. It would be possible to squish two into a normal size tub but then you are compromising the correct shape and safety the tub offers. Hope this helps.
1189141
It may work OK. You can use this like nail polish, a little or a lot. I blotted the liquid on the sink with a tissue, to have less on the surface. It seemed to fill the chip spot perfect with very little product. My sink was a marble look swirl, off white and beige.
1604760
Not sure how the bowls could chip when stored as the rims do not touch. Reasonable care though should be used when placing a bowl back into its position to not hit the rim of the bowl underneath.
783451
i dont think so since all pieces are ceramic. see if you could return for a new one
547709
you would get a better answer to google & find who makes porc-a-fix, get their instructions on how & what to use it on or get a phone # to the company who makes it & ask them, OR call a Home Depot" store, paint dept., what could possibly CHIP on a FIBERGLASS tub & shower?????????????? Porc-a-fix is made for PORCELAIN! Call a fiberglass tub maker for info on repair.
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I'm not sure the shape of your chip, but mines did not fit. Make sure you contact the seller first
1573228
I doubt it without chipping the enamel, and I'm not sure why you would want to. It's not very large, is not noticeable, and it shows you have a higher quality tub.
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I have 1bowl and 1plate that has a chip in it. The plate happened during shipment and the bowl from the dishwasher. I've had my set for almost a year I think and those are the only 2 mishaps. I love my dishes.
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I found that using quartered size piece of onion works real good for me. The onion skins seem to be really tough, and trying to use even 1/2, caused the plunger to not want to go through and rotate. I really do like mine.
469151
Dan is right the only problem that can shorten the life of these stones is dropping them, happened to me I wet it under the faucet and it slipped right out of my hand and into the bathtub into a bunch of pieces, but I still use the little pieces and they work fine I will get a new one once they get too small
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I wouldn't think so because they would be similar in size! With that said, this was the best tub I used! I used several different tubs w/ my first that just never fit the bill, so I bathed him in the sink! I wish this tub would have been around w/ him! My 2nd has always been super small & this tub was perfect! I say get it & use it only!
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Sorry, I have no idea on that...from my experience with crap/chip fills there are some tools (to prep the work area) you would need that don't come with this kit but the silicone is probably the same. If it is just a crack around the seal edge I would say yes but if it is a crack in the middle, probably not.
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I don't know. Our tub had the little no-slip flowers in it, but they were coming off. The fish went on quite easily (clean the tub first) and haven't come unstuck at all. But it's just a standard porcelain finish, so I don't know. Sorry.