can it repair a whole in the porcelain?
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It may depend on the size of the hole. I was able to fix the spot where the porcelain enamel chipped off from my iron sink. Although the area was about a few inches wide, it was not too deep.
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Hi Carolyn.... No, it won't repair a hole. It is basically liquid porcelain that fixes a chip that you have in the porcelain cover that is put on over the cast iron.
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Unfortunately there would probably not work with that task as the ceramic is too fragile.
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Not sure what you are asking. This produce cleans grout. The tile surface doesn't matter. It won't be harmful to a porcelain tile surface, if that's what you mean.
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Possibly, although a lot of elbow grease on the finest pad is necessary. If the whole countertop is involved I suggest getting a professional company to re-finish it.
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It's been a couple years since I did mine, it was a bit of work and I'm a professional craftsman. First of all, be very careful and patient, take your time not to break the porcelain. The original aluminum screws are a pain in the neck, there is a tool included that you can use underneath the anchor to hold it still while extracting the screws. If that doesn't work, try cutting them flush with a short hacksaw and then drilling them out. Then, gently tap and push the original anchors through and in to the base, you won't need them. Then, read the directions very carefully and then read them again...follow them strictly. This kit works very well and you'll be very happy. Hope this helps.
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No, it does not damage porcelain. I also tried it on a sink that had a refinishing glaze, and it worked on that also. It's a really good product.
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I have used it on porcelain items that were broken and it did work wonders. I'm not sure how old the pottery if it's clay based, it may not work that well, but I had broken platters/plates and I used the glue and it worked beautifully. Let it set for at least hours for best results and before you wash. I would not put the item in a microwave; as flammable glue.
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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.
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My husband was able to fill hairline and some larger cracks on the porcelain tile. It came out really well and I can hardly tell where he patched. Several of the patches I couldn't see because he matched the colors so well. He did take his time though. He's a bit of a perfectionist. I remember him complaining about how hard of a time he was having matching the colors of the product and the tile. We live in a rental house so replacing the tile is not an option. We asked the landlords to replace the tile before we moved in, but they weren't willing. This product really improved the appearance of the tiles. It didn't work well on nickel or quarter-size gouges. It was too hard to match the colors and the patches were very obvious. Hope this helps.
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I accidently dropped the lid and let the piece go. You may be able to find a shop or person who repairs pottery and porcelain?
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It's hard to say without loosening it which I don't want to do since it's filled with water & a tight seal, but, it appears you can. The spout is contained into the porcelain with rubber O ring, if the manufacturer sells the replacement spout then I would say yes.
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Hi: I don't know. I have just used it on porcelain tile. Works very well on that, though. Sorry,
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I have used mine to repair a crack and it has held up just fine. I am careful not to eat anything too hard. I am not sure how it would hold up if your denture is cracked completely in half.
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i dont think so since all pieces are ceramic. see if you could return for a new one
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I d assume so since its ceramic but I haven't tried. Suggest to call le cruset directly. Good luck!
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Yes, but you'll have to get the sink VERY clean before doing it. It will bond to the porcelain sink, but not to any lime, calcium, or rust that might be on the surface.
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I'm sorry, but I never heard of a porcelain cooktop, I'm pretty sure mine is glass, but I could be mistaken. It worked beautifully on mine.