Sheffield 1126 Porcelain Touch-Up White,1 fl oz

I have tried several products and this one produces the best results. Others I have tried give a much softer surface that cannot take everyday use. Other are epoxies that are hard but do not seem to last long. This product is hard and it lasts. It is easy to use with the attached paint brush in the cap and it usually needs several coats. It is very important to thoroughly clean the area to remove all soaps, scum and hard water deposits. If you miss the surface preparation then you are just wasting your time. Some repairs may need sanding with 1000 then 2000 grit wet/dry sand paper (available in auto parts stores). Only sand the areas that will be or have been painted and this is usually the tricky part.

I have a white enamel-over-steel kitchen sink that has some chips and some deeper pits with rust. For the deeper pits, I use a dremel until I see the clear steel, then use the Sheffield Porcelain Filler first, then top it off with the touch-up. For the shallower chips, I use just the touch-up, after some 120 grit sandpaper and alcohol to clean it up. It works great. Make sure to let it dry well. The tough-up is really white, so in my case, you can see the repairs, but I find that is acceptable, and over time, it tends to blends in better. I am absolutely happy with this product.

I bought this product after reading tons of reviews here on Amazon. It arrived quickly and was packaged fine. I bought it to touch-up a rusting spot around the bathtub toggle plate. It worked well to cover the rust and black chipped area. The smell was not so bad really. I do not have any windows in this bathroom but did turn the exhaust fan on. My suggestion would be to wear gloves. Also, the paint is runny then I thought it would be so it dripped into the tub a few times. I had to use nail polisher remover to get the paint off of the drain cover and my hands. Lovely, tons of chemicals on my skin. If I need a second coat, I will wear gloves. Just a suggestion. Otherwise, I am thrilled with how much better by tub looks. It matched pretty well with the rest of my tub. Thanks for shipping this so quickly and at an affordable price. Update: It is wearing well and keeping the rust covered and looks soooo much better.

Covers chips but not perfect I picked up this porcelain touch-up paint hoping it would make small chips and scratches on my sink and tub disappear. It does cover the bare spots, and once it dries the white blends reasonably well with most standard bathroom fixtures. The included brush makes it easy to dab on, though it can go on a bit thick and take a while to fully cure. That said, it’s not a flawless repair. Up close you can still see where the chip was, and the sheen isn’t a perfect match—it dries a bit more glossy than some porcelain surfaces. Also, it’s only good for tiny touch-ups, not anything larger than a pea-sized chip. Bottom line: Works for covering and protecting small porcelain chips, but don’t expect a seamless, invisible repair.

I thought long and hard about spending the $20ish on this item. Why? Well, there are a bunch of people that complained about this product not matching their exact sink color or the fact that when looking at it up close, you could tell that they'd filled it, even when it did match. There were calls of speculation as to its waterproofing ability and other items that I just can't even get into. You know what I will get into? Cracks. If you have a fine line on your face, you fill it using some kind of serum (Perricone MD's Brightening Amine Face Lift is my favorite right now, but I also love Erno Lazslo's Timeless Skin). You'd take that serum and apply to your skin and it will smooth out that fine line. Now, it's not going to get rid of it. Over time, it's going to smooth it out more and more and prevent further creasing. And that's great. You caused some slight damage to your skin, probably by smiling at idiots way too much at the bar and then went out in the sun, or maybe you smiled at idiots on a rooftop bar everyday at Noon - I don't know your life, this is your issue. Point being, you have a wrinkle, you add a serum. Now, would you go to a plastic surgeon due to one wrinkle and get a face lift? Again, maybe you would. Like I said, I don't know your life. But for those of you that wouldn't, this item is for you. All you do is clean your sink, apply some of this on it (ours was a bit smaller than a dime-sized chunk) and then let it dry overnight. Yeah, it doesn't match 100% all the time (unless your sink is like ours and matches the product) and you can sometimes see the indention when looking at it from the right side, but unless you have a hole in your sink, you don't need to replace it. Just use this stuff. And if you're so concerned about a small little line that you want to replace it, then replace your face too... or don't. I don't care. This stuff is awesome and since we're not ready to remodel our kitchen, it's saved us from buying a new sink that we will inevitably replace when we figure out what we want to do to our kitchen. Take aways: 1. Good stuff 2. Maybe complain that your sink is the wrong color instead of the product. 3. Perricone and Laszlo for life. 4. This stuff isn't edible and it's definitely not creamer for your coffee.