Appliance Bisque Porcelain Touch up Kit Repairs Porcelain and Enamel: Chips, Cracks, and Scratches in appliances, fixtures, Stoves, Fireplaces, Barbecue Grills

It works as it should. Not too worried about the color as it was used in my oven. As the instructions say use in a WELL VENTILATED AREA. Be sure to use outside or in your garage with the door open. Have used the ovens times sense appliance & still holding up.

The product dried to a off white color that is totally noticeable

Easy to use, the trick is to do it slow and build layers. If you try to do all at once you will not get the desired result

One day while hurriedly (as usual) preparing dinner , stirring dishes, grabbing spices from the cupboard I bumbled a heavy jar of spice and it fell onto my lovely bisque stove top, tearing a chunk of porcelain off the lip about the size of a dime. Nice look. Bisque stove top with a divot of black that seemed to leap out at me each time I popped into the kitchen. I found this product on Amazon--of course. It went on easily and was ridiculously cheap. The only complaint I have is that the brush that comes with it is quite cheap and makes it just about impossible for a smooth sheen. I suppose if you were really bothered by it you could buy a better application brush. I applied two coats very carefully and now the divot is just about impossible to see. What seemed to work for me was to apply the first coat over the center of the problem just to the edges of the porcelain and make the second coat thinly bleed out onto the actual surface of the porcelain. Sure you can see it if you look close and know where to look but what an improvement. I would buy again in an instance. Would have given it five stars if the brush had been better. I would have paid the extra couple of bucks for a better applicator.

Matched our new (used) gas stove. You cannot buy appliances in bisque anymore but when we wanted to switch to gas we wanted it to match our other appliances and there were a few chips in the used stove that this made disappear.

I read another review that said the product was white, not bisque. I don't think it matched my sink exactly but it was not so different that I felt it detracted rather than improved the looks.I struggled with the applicator brush because it kept leaking more product than I wanted when I was trying to apply a "thin coat". I just could not get the brush scrapped off enough.The product is also not as strong as porcelain so I inadvertently removed part of it when cleaning. After that I had to be very careful to avoid that.I'm adequately pleased that I would use the product again if I had a sink that needed to be spruced up to aid in selling a property.

Ended up throwing it out, not sure if it was old or just a manufacturer issue. I have bought this before and it worked great, was not happy with this purchase. When I tried to put it on to test it and see how it dried, it doesn't dry fast, so that is a concern and it doesn't fill very well, I ended up using white out on the chip and it matched the color. Waste of money!! The bottle of white out was 2.50 and I can use it whenever needed, even if I wash it off accidentally and need to reapply.

It did not match my bisque sink. It was brighter therefore I could not use it to seal a hairline crack in my sink without being noticeable.