Brilliant worked wonders on my taps they look brand new I would recommend this spray it’s fabulous thankyou plumbworld Bought this as the property I bought had been rented and the taps were in a right state but I've use this three times and there starting to look like new

I bought this after seeing Charlie DIYte raving about it on his YouTube video. I already have a Fugenboy tool which is similar to this that I was pleased with that but could see the extra advantages of this Cramer tool set whilst watching the video. The guide to span the tile grout lines is particularly useful. IDEAL FOR SMALL REPAIRS NEED TO APPLY SLOWLY DO NOT RUSH IT TAKE YOUR TIME FOR THE BEST RESULTS AND REMEMBER THE TIME LAPSE IN APPLICATIONFor long-lasting repairs of impact damage and flaking on washbasins, kitchen sinks, shower trays and bath tubs with enamel, ceramic (porcelain) and acrylic surfaces. The kit can be applied for up to seven average size repairs: 2 components: filling compound with hardener, spatula, sand paper for the repair of ceramic, enamel and acrylic surfaces, repair spray. Works a treat without corroding the taps or your hands. It was recommended to me by the showroom we bought out bathroom suites from & I’ve used it for the last 6 years. Thanks for the advice - I'll try the repair again with more careful preparation when I have the chance :)

One problem is that the filler and hardener have to be mixed in a ratio of 30:1. This is very difficult to judge particularly when mixing a small amount. Some form of measure would be useful. It took ages to decide to buy this product, after a mystery chip appeared in the new bath - it wasn't me guv! I was advised by the manufacturer to put masking tape around the damaged area before using the filler to prevent over spread and oversanding on the small repair and this worked well. This advise is not included in the instructions.So does anyone have any tips for using this kit? Or is there something better that the professionals use? lt;li>For long-lasting repairs of impact damage and flaking on washbasins, kitchen sinks, shower trays and bath tubs with enamel, ceramic (porcelain) and acrylic surfaces.</li>