Granite Chip Filling and Repair with Filachip

[@bishopp14]

The "before and after" at the end are both from after you made the repair. Wasn't sure if that was an editing mistake or not. Looks like a solid product though! I'll definitely give it a try!

[@tedmcfadden]

It’s been awhile since I shot this one. I will do another soon. I’ve been using other methods lately but this one is very easy still.

[@burbs9607]

How about if you have a chip on a beveled edge? Will this work?

[@tedmcfadden]

Yes, FIllachip works on bevels as well. It takes a few applications but I have repaired many different edges with this material. I don't have a lot of footage because it is so hard to see small chips and when you hold the light on a bevel it is in the way of the camera. I do highly recommend this product for a bevelled edge though.

[@KatieBonillaFitness]

Awesome video! Thank you! Also, my granite table I bought looks very dry and in some spots looks like it was used as a cutting board by the previous owners. I've tried spray sealer and spray polish and it helped some, but do you have something better you recommend? I want it to really shine and look new again! Thank you for your time!

[@tedmcfadden]

try Ultimate form MB Stone Professional

[@albertwilliams9782]

Would this work on an edge, and I mean like a roundish edge, not a perfect 90 degree one. And of it works, how would it be used to fix it? I mean a perfect 90 degree edge would be like a no brainer to fix, but a roundish one? What would need to be done?

[@albertwilliams9782]

I dont mean a beveled one either, since for those, the sides are just straight and seems relatively straightforward to fix, I'm literally referring to an edge with like a circular profile

[@tedmcfadden]

You would use pumice stone to level the filachip and would have to do it a few times to get it smooth. We do it all the time on rounded edge profiles. CA glue works well on rounded edges too.

[@shantyhag]

Thanks for a great video! Tried to go to your site to purchase through the link. First received a privacy warning from chrome, then a 403 Forbidden error from your site. Just thought you'd want to know, because I was a sale if I'd gotten through and I can't imagine that I'm the only one.

[@tedmcfadden]

Try mbStonepro.com

[@mstiare1231]

Can you use this on cracked granite?

[@tedmcfadden]

Cracks require a bit more work because usually, there is a variance in height on a crack so filling with this product is not appropriate. Usually we will fill cracks and grind them flat. You can fill a small crack that has no variance in height on either with filachip though.

[@wch4972]

What is the name of the sealer？

[@tedmcfadden]

We use Filachip to fill this hole.

[@ronhansen7680]

The counter top I have is pitted pretty bad., not just a couple pits

[@tedmcfadden]

You will need to call a pro for that.

[@monicaarbelaez2049]

Repair marble bathroom countertop

[@tedmcfadden]

Yes