Shower Tray Repair Kit, 200g Tub, Tile and Shower Repair Kit, Waterproof and Leak-Proof Bathtub Repair Kit, Bath Repair Kit to Repair Scratches, Holes, Cracks

Really simple to use - just mix two parts together in equal measures. A mixing mat is provided and can be re-used. I applied this compound to a crack on a porcelain sink and it has left a smooth covering over it with which I am satisfied. I also used it to patch a small crack in a plastic shower tray, and the crack has been completely sealed which is preventing leaks. I could have achieved even better results by digging out the fine cracks a little, and then applying the compound flush with the sink / tray, but I chose a quick fix.Either way, this stuff sets absolutely solidly. It can be sanded with the fine sandpaper that is also supplied, but it will take you a while as it sets so hard. So I am pleased with the product to patch both my sink and shower tray - saving me from any other more expensive and inconvenient solutions to the crack issues.

My boyfriend managed to crack the corner of our L-shape bath by standing on it when painting the ceiling. The crack was around an inch wide and wide enough to let through water.I (34yr old female, below average at DIY) managed to use this kit to fix it in around 20 minutes. It’s brilliant stuff, not hard to use, no choking smell and the colour is a pure white.Really happy with it and there’s plenty left over for the next time he breaks something!

Easy to use, filled the hole in the shower tray. Worked well.

This is basically two part white epoxy in a kit that includes all the stuff you need to do a repair. It's messy stuff so you have to be very careful not to get it on clothes / furniture etc.I used this to repair a hole in a brand new bath tub, courtesy of a careless builder. I applied this very carefully and put in quite a bit of effort to finishing it. However, a couple of weeks later we put in a pink bath bomb and it has been permanently stained. So now we've got a pink splodge in the bath.

When I first saw the damage to my bath caused by renters, I thought my only option was to replace the bath. There were several scratches in the bath & one quite deep gauge that I thought water might leak from the bath it was that deep. When my plumber saw the damage, his immediate reaction was to try your bath repair kit, & I am so glad I did now as it provided a perfect solution to my problems. Mixing the two components was easy as was the application. I was very careful in placing the sticky tape around the damaged areas & would suggest that you only need cover the damaged area plus a little bit. Leave it to set 24 hours minimum before removing the tape then sand it down to create a smooth, flat surface. The colour match was fine & the repairs are quite difficult to spot unless you were looking for them knowing there are there. I'm absolutely delighted with the repairs as it's done the job and saved me buying a new bath.

When I opened it, part B was totally tried out. It felt wrong but it was still crumbly enough so I managed to mix it with Part A. However after days, a small chip I tried to repair (not used the shower in question at all) is still not hardened - feels like putty and leaves white when you touch it. Had high hopes after the other reviews but has been a waste of money unfortunately.

Have yet to see the finished result.Got long cracks in plastic base to shower tray (which is in a static caravan, so can't remove or replace the base)I used strong pipe tape to mask off work area rather than the label strips provided, part of area was around the drain base so needed to form a semi circle with lots of short strips.Wear gloves, this stuff is sticky, I mixed in an old plastic food container rather than the small board kit provides.Easy to apply but very sticky and stretchy, applied to work area and left 24 hours.Removed masking tape, which removed some of the product and off the cracks I'm trying to cover.Sanded down with sand discs provided, but feel it needs coarser paper to start then use provided discs.Wasn't pleased with end result, so chipped and cut away half of the product.Started again but this time no masking tape, as felt the first result left too much of an edge (which would have let water seep under)Replaced with fresh mix product and allowing product to spread and settle rather than me moving it around with spreader, lolly sticks can help better here rather than the wide spatula.To finish I used a wetted finger (in glove) to smooth out the outer edges of product to blend into plastic base and adhere better.Leave another 24 hours, so yet to report back on the conclusion.But otherwise it's doing what it's supposed to do, but these are long cracks in plastic rather than a chip out of a pot basin/sink/bath.

Did the job