MagicEzy Stone RepairEzy (Deep Chip Filler): Travertine, Limestone, Granite, Quartz, or Marble Worktop/Countertop Repair Kit - Fix Cracks and Chips Fast - Countertop Repair - Seam Filler

The corner of our induction hob was smashed , I was quoted £400 to replace the glass top! and I decided to look for something to patch it back together and came across the Magicezy stone repair and I’m so glad I did! It’s shiny black, easy to use and saved me lots of money. I did 2 applications, 1st one to put the pieces back together and wait overnight to dry completely, then did a 2nd application to have a smoother finish. It becomes very hard once completely dried. You can see it’s been patched but the result is pretty amazing. I’m not sure it’s heat resistant but because my crack was on a corner it does not get hot.

Very easy to use even for a novice like me. If your gap is deep you may need more. If I were fussy then I would prefer it to be a matt finish rather than slightly glossy if that makes sense? Depends on the type of tile you have I suppose?

What can I say, it's ok. If time and trouble is taken, it won't look like new but will likely look a little better than when you started. I've ordered twice now but had to send the second one back as the mixture was very gloopy and didn't mix well with my existing colours (first order was the neutrals set). I'd say it's definitely expensive for what it is, but clearly cheaper than getting someone out. So that's the choice, not great value for money and a 5/10 result or pay a lot more and maybe get better results. For my purposes, ok just about wins.

Good product for use

Limited colour choice. Easy to use but not up to job. Wayyyyyyy overpriced.

It's a type of plastic and not stone. You may as well use a bit of tile grout if you have a similar colour to the job. The instructions have little relation to the product. It doesn't adhere to clean chipped edges. It slumps upon application, so expect to repeat the procedure quite a few times.

Does exactly what it says on the tube. Used on black and white marbled granite - an obvious but not huge crack in front of the hob. Used drops of black and drops of white, blending here and there with a matchstick. Also used hair dryer now and then - seemed completely dry after twelve hours. The product says it reaches full strength after two weeks, so I shall leave the vice on for a while yet. Very pleased with the product - may re-review after I've sanded and polished.

Good and on time