How To Fix Chipped Ceramic Tile

Apply some of the solution to the chipped area of the tile and allow it to soak.

How to fix chipped ceramic tile.

Pour a little rubbing alcohol onto 1 or 2 sheets of paper towel. Clean the damaged porcelain repair area with soap and water rinse and let dry. The photograph you sent me is excellent see above. Use a hair dryer for several minutes to ensure the tile is completely dry.

Dab the glaze onto the damaged area with the enclosed applicator brush and let it dry for 24 hours. After use store tile fix in a cool area. Wipe the damp paper towel over the surface of the cracked tile until it s clean. A small chip in this white tile can be seen in the area circled in red.

Wait about 7 minutes then scrape away the excess from the top surface with a razor blade. Thoroughly mix the touch up glaze. If you do decide to replace the tile then you need to deep clean the tile and grout first and allow the grout to dry so you can see its true color. Cleaning the cracked tile will remove any dust and grime and ensure that the epoxy sticks to the surface of the tile itself.

After 15 minutes scrub the tile and chipped area and rinse. Be sure to make your little mix on top of a scrap piece of wood cardboard or a flat surface lined with wax paper. It can be repaired in less than an hour. Use one stick for the resin and a separate one for the hardener.

You mix stain solver with warm tap water and stir. I recommend using certified organic oxygen bleach to clean tile grout. To make it matte after hairdryer stage tap repair with a glove using feather touch pressure until it looks matte. Fill drill holes or large chips with magicezy 9 second chip fix first then color with tile fix.

Repeat if necessary until the damaged area is filled letting the glaze completely dry before recoating. Tile fix dries to a gloss. The chip appears to be the size of a green pea or pencil eraser. Andrew vous by tim carter.

No matter how small any debris inside the cavity of the chip will keep the epoxy or other filler from adhering to the tile piece.