Title: It's a Patch
Product review: For the past three weeks I've been working with Porcelian Touch-Up to repair a couple of bathtub chips. I was hoping the product would flow a little better than it did. The applicator was a little too long causing the brush hairs to curve against the bottom of the bottle instead if being straight. The curved brush in addition to the rather thick liquid made it difficult to apply a smooth finish. I'm attempting to smooth out the repair with 150 grit sand paper. I had to let it cure for a few days before sanding. It does set up hard. I'm still working to obtain a finished product. It looks like the repair will be good, but there is a color difference (shades of white) between the porcelin and the touch-up. I didn't expect a miracle, so I have to admit that I am satisfied. If you are not a perfectionist, then I would recommend Porcelain Touch-Up.
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