Fixing cracks in tile without replacing them.
If you have ceramic glazed tile and cracks here is an easy fix. Find a nail polish, or a combination of polishes and mix to match your tile. First off, anything looks better than a big dark crack. You can do it over and over until you get it right(no one time shots). Finger nail polish is cheap.
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People who dislike this video should really reflect on who they are.
Thank you so much, Linda! I have Italian porcelain tile throughout the house and it's held up fantastically until… the lid on the toilet tank smashed to the floor a couple of days ago (my idiocy). Serious crack. It's mostly behind the toilet so not a deal breaker but I'm going to try this. You make it look as easy as pie!
Thank you so much; it seems that for an investment of about $25 and an hour or so of my time, I will be saving around $600! Yup, that was what a “private” contractor was going to charge us…also video was thoroughly explained
Richard
Thank you, thank you, thank you !! This is amazing! My tile looks perfect!
Genius!
Watching on a cracked phone screen, but get the jist
The lighting is so problematic that there's no way to tell if the repaired areas looked decent or what exactly was going on throughout the process in terms of blending. Did it look like white-out on notebook paper so to speak? If so, that's hardly a "repair"
My house is only four years old and the tile pattern is discontinued. Wood glue to fill I get but what about color matching the surface? Does the nail polish remover act as a sealer or will normal grout sealer work?
What do you call that blue solution?
Can I try this on my cracked bathroom wall tile ?