Sheffield 1126 Porcelain Touch-Up
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Sheffield 1126 Porcelain Touch-Up
Customer Review: Okay product
Summary: 4 Stars
The porcelain touch up product is a good fix for older items, my tub is less then three years old and there seems to be various shades of white. It filled in the hairline cracks well with the use to a toohpick vs the brush in the bottle. I also used it on an older tub (30 plus years) and on a larger ding and found it worked much better. I don't know if it will change color overtime since I only used it several weeks ago. I think it worth the puchase price.Customer Review: Repair scratched paint on your stove
Summary: 5 Stars
This product really works! Used it on the top of my white GE electric stove, right near the burner, and it did NOT turn dark from the heat (like ordinary "appliance touch-up paint" does). It takes a bit of care to get good coverage of the scratch, using the built-in brush. But the color matched my white stove quite well.Customer Review: Did not match white appliances
Summary: 3 Stars
There are many shades of white available, and this shade did not match the white toilet I purchased it for. I also tried to use it on a fine scratch on a washing machine, but the paint was too thick to match the consistency of the surrounding area. I was able to paint with success a shower organizer that needed touch-up.Customer Review: Good product
Summary: 5 Stars
Nothing is going to make a ding on an appliance that gets hot look like new but this product does a better job than ordinary white appliance touch-up paint---by far. Still looking good a few weeks after using on a stove top. That's as good as I could expect. Shipping was quick which I appreciate.Customer Review: So glad I found this
Summary: 5 Stars
We had a few chips in our stovetop and this stuff did the trick. Sure, if you look real close you'll spot it, but it definitely shaved a few years off the stove's looks. I had to hunt a bit to find a touch-up paint that's heat-proof. It's been several months and it still look great.