Epox-Sci Instant Install 29 Granite Epoxy Repair Kit, 4 oz, With Tint

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• Granite & Stone Repair: Repair countertop chips, cracks, damaged edges, & broken stone pieces in granite, marble, quartz, & tile. This two-part epoxy kit is suited to small repairs, rebuilding missing corners, & bonding stone seams. Check the repair instructions for crack-width requirements before use.
• Complete 4 oz Kit: Includes 2 oz resin & 2 oz hardener for 4 oz total epoxy, plus five EZ-Tint colors, three mixing sticks, a razor scraper, & a 2 x 4 inch clear Mylar shaping strip. Black, brown, green, white, & yellow pigments help you adjust the repair color. The 4 oz size refers to the combined epoxy contents.
• Mix 1:1 By Volume: Measure equal volumes of resin & hardener with separate dipping sticks, then mix thoroughly before adding pigment. Approximately 15 minutes of working time & a 29-minute set time help you plan the repair. Both times begin when mixing starts & vary with temperature & batch size; set time is not full cure.
• Adjustable Color Matching: Add EZ-Tint to the mixed epoxy gradually, following the included color-matching instructions. Dark pigments are highly concentrated, while white repairs may require more tint. Untinted epoxy is milky & translucent. Test a small cured sample before completing a visible repair; color & finish can differ from the surrounding stone.
• Shape & Finish the Repair: Start with a clean, dry surface & remove loose material. Use the thin, flexible shaping strip to support repairs along edges or vertical surfaces, securing it with your own painter's tape as instructed. Once the epoxy is dry to the touch, follow the trimming directions & use the included razor to remove excess.
• Offers lifelong, permanent repair durability that will never wear off or wash away.
• 100% safe for contact with surfaces that may encounter food (e.g., kitchen countertops).
• Easy to use for do-it-yourself (DIY) homeowners or professionals.
• Black, brown, green, white, & yellow are the five primary colors found in stone.