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Model number: TRAVRK
Internet number (SKU): 203919972
Price: $16
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Travertine Repair Kit - Product information
Custom Building Products Travertine Repair Kit is a complete kit to repair cracked or damaged travertine. This product provides a durable fix that matches most colors of travertine. Easy to use and takes less than five minutes.
- Great for repairing cracks and holes up to 1/4 in. (6 mm) deep and 1 in. (25 mm) wide
- Takes less than 5 minutes
- Ideal for isolated repairs
- Contains 0.5 pint light filler, 0.5 pint dark filler, putty knife, wooden sticks and plastic bag
- Refer to technical data sheet for application, use, safety, irritation and warranty information
- Not for repairing hairline cracks
Product reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
JerryY from
Worked perfectly!
I bought a flip house and the shower arm flange wasn't big enough to cover the cut out for the shower arm. Originally, I was going to find and install a larger flange but decided to give this product a try.
The kit comes with a "light" and "dark" material along with a putty knife and plastic bag to mix colors. For my repair I used the "light' and filled in the hole smoothing it over flush with the tile.
From the photos you can see the hole is covered. Up close you can tell it was patched but the casual observer probably wouldn't notice it. The light color matched well enough that the repair blends and even as the one who fixed it my eye isn't drawn to it. So mission accomplished!
Definitely cheaper than replacing the tile and less cheesy than getting an over sized flange to cover it up.
I did this patch a month prior to this review and so far it still looks great. I didn't seal it or anything and the moisture of the shower hasn't caused any issues.
Date published: 2015-12-10
Rated 5 out of
5
by
JamesF from
This is just what I needed!My 10 year old travertine floors had developed pits in the past 3 or 4 years and I've been searching for something to fill them in which would match the colors in the stone. I had 6 or 7 larger pits of about 1" in diameter and numerous other smaller pits. I had read the previous reviews about this product and was somewhat concerned about color matching since the light and dark fillers are both very light in appearance. I just mixed a little food coloring into the filler in a ziploc sandwich bag, kneaded the filler to get the color just right and filled in the pits. I'd suggest smoothing the filler off with a drop or two of water spread on the top of the repair to obtain the smoothest surface flush with your floor and very carefully wiping up any excess filler with a damp paper towel. The repairs I made are very hard to spot and the product is as hard as concrete. The ability to color this product to match your existing stone, while not mentioned anywhere in the kit, makes it an incredible value!
Date published: 2015-03-16
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Richard from
Great answer top small jobs with cracks and chipsCustom Building Products Travertine Repair Kit $15.95 for a kit with two 1/2 pint containers of premixed filler. Two shades of beige, one light and open a bit darker to mix for a match where a chip or crack magically appeared in a counter top or tile. The Travertine repair kit contains a lot of information for uses.i.e. not for hair line cracks or more than 1/4 inch or for bonding. In addition the Custom Building Products web site has more information and a video using the bulk travertine repair products to assist a do-it-yourselfer non-finesse person such as I. Excluding the blend process the premix would be ideal for small repairs. And for the novice user only doing a once in a very infrequent small project. The price appears to bed in line with the other products out there. I am happy with the results and would recommend the product. Being my repair project had a chip in an ogee type edge I added to the list of tools prior to starting the project. Thanks to Custom’s video
Date published: 2015-11-21
Rated 5 out of
5
by
PersnicketyME from
Travertine 911!Dropped a can on my travertine tile floor and nice big chunk of tile chipped right out of the center of one of the floor tiles. UGH!! This product worked wonders. I mixed this product to the desired color and I tested the color in and inconspicuous area and it took me 2 attempts to match it as my stone doesn't have lots of veining to disguise a mismatch in color. I recommend taking your time to get the correct match. When I got the desired color I filled the crack and tried to clean up as much as possible right away so that there was no residue around the patch. I'm curious to see how durable this repair product will be over time but I guess I can simply repair it again as it's better than trying to replace the tile. I imagine this can be used for many surfaces and I'm going to try some experiments on other stone and marble to see how it works. Now I wonder if they make a product like this for crows feet and smile lines...
Date published: 2013-12-06
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Anonymous from
The package directions are straight forward, and the material is user friendly, however when you ...The package directions are straight forward, and the material is user friendly, however when you are done it looks like someone spilled paint on the floor. You mix chalk white with bone white, and you can't even come close to the gold beige, and brown shades of most travertine.
Date published: 2018-05-22
Rated 2 out of
5
by
LTK from
The two colors were too light, basically white and off...The two colors were too light, basically white and off white. The off white was slightly dried out/crumbly. Because of that, it did not stick well to the chipped area in the tile.
Date published: 2018-07-11
Rated 4 out of
5
by
John from
Product can be matched easily. No information on application and finishing.Product can be matched easily. No information on application and finishing.
Date published: 2018-05-15
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Julia from
This is a super easy way to help repair kitchen...This is a super easy way to help repair kitchen tiles.
Date published: 2018-06-15
