Touch Up Repair Glaze Paint to Match Kohler, White VOC Compliant (KK-1V)

I had scratches in the toilet bowl from a not very careful plumber. Vacuumed the bowl , cleaned , dried it and like magic scratches gone. I also had some chips on my 1940 vintage stove, again scratches gone. Worked on kitchen tile too. Seems to work great on my things. I'm smiling.

Exact match

I had a small, but incredibly annoying, chip on the edge of my Kohler bathroom sink that was driving me crazy. I ordered this Porc-a-fix touch-up glaze hoping for a decent solution, and I'm really pleased with the results. The Good: Perfect Color Match: I was worried about getting a "white" that didn't quite match, but this was a perfect match for my standard Kohler white fixture. It blended in seamlessly once it dried. Easy to Use: The little bottle comes with a small brush in the cap, just like nail polish. The application was straightforward: clean the area, apply a thin coat, let it dry, and apply another if needed. Great Finish: The glaze dries to a hard, glossy finish that looks and feels like the original porcelain. It completely filled the chip and made it virtually disappear. Things to Note: Patience is Key: You need to apply thin coats. If you glop it on too thick, it won't self-level properly and will look obvious. I did two thin coats about 4 hours apart, and the result was smooth and level. Best for Small Repairs: This is designed for small chips and dings, not for reglazing a whole tub or fixing large cracks. For its intended purpose, it's excellent. Overall: This little bottle saved me from having to look at that ugly chip every single day. It's an effective, easy-to-use product that provides a professional-looking repair for minor porcelain damage. Highly recommended if you have a small chip you need to fix!

Seems durable however it simply doesn’t match Kohler color Kohler tub Even called Kohler to check for possibility of multiple color codes. They assured me there is only one Kohler white and recommended this product. Ordered received a day late only to find it just doesn’t match. It’s “dirtier” than the Kohler white

I have a Kohler toilet that is 8 years old at most (not nearly old enough to consider replacement) with some hairline cracks along the edge of the seat and some scratches at the bottom interior of the bowl. I had a hard time deciding between white and the next color over (Biscuit, maybe?). While I guess I'd call the toilet white, it isn't a bright white. I looked at tons of example toilet color swatches on various sites, and finally decided to take my chances on the white. It worked like a dream on the seat, which didn't even require sanding, frankly. It blended perfectly. The bowl scratches were much harder to deal with because - despite turning off the water and emptying the toilet - water rivulets would still manage to trickle into the bowl, making drying frustratingly difficult. (If I'd had a wet vac, it might have made matters easier, but I do not.) Still, despite less than ideal application conditions, the paint vastly improved the look of the toilet when the bowl filled with water as normal.

the color does not come close to what it should be

I am disappointed with this product. There are 2 chips on my white bathtub, which left black spots. One is larger than a quarter and one smaller. I very carefully painted the smaller spot but the paint is higher than the surrounding tub surface. On the larger spot I used less paint, but you can see the brush marks and some spots are darker than other areas. I also can't get the surface to be uniformly smooth or flat. I am not sure what the solution might be to remedy my issues.

Don’t waste your time with the generic ‘white’ touch-up at the box stores….it never matches. This product matched my Kohler sink perfectly. I recommend taking your time with thin layers! Dry area (make sure it has been dry for a bit so any water in the exposed porcelain has evaporated), Apply a thin layer of product, keep sink dry as each layer dries thoroughly (I did this one layer a day for three layers but that dry time may be excess), Repeat next layer. Build your layers until they are flush with surrounding surface (or slightly higher so you can GENTLY, lightly sand (fine sandpaper only!) it down smoothly to match surrounding area. Good luck…hopefully you didn’t chip your sink in the first week of a new installation as I did.