Porcelain Tub Chip Repair - Two Year Update - 2023

[@pmurree1]

Excellent you going back and show me it was still good two years later that's the kind of stuff that you need to see more videos of thanks a lot

[@gcorriveau6864]

Much appreciated. Thanks again.

[@FireEater]

Use the porcelain touchup paint that is sold in Home Depot about 7 bucks kind of like nail polish work pretty well lasts a long time between touchups, because nothing last forever.

[@FixItDepot]

Thanks for sharing.

[@greggoode3450]

Both the original video and this follow-up are very clear and informative. Question - my tub has rust spots, not a physical chip. Should I first treat the area with a rust converter before the Porc-A-Fix? EDIT: I just discovered that the answer is Yes, according to the Porc-A-Fix's manufacturer website. They recommend their product, Corrode-A-Fix, if there is rust present in the damage area.

[@FixItDepot]

I can’t answer based on ever putting this product over rust, but my experience with rust is that it is very difficult to cover. I would definitely try a rust stopping product over the rust, and then using the Porc-A-Fix over it. Thanks for watching and good luck with the repair. Let us know how it works out. Thanks.

[@FixItDepot]

I just saw your info from the manufacturer. Thanks for sharing.

[@AesopsRetreat]

Dropped a TOWEL? Who are you - Ironman ?

[@FixItDepot]

I dropped a tile lol.

[@kevinpoveromo6324]

bondo works well

[@FixItDepot]

Probably would work, but then it still needs to be painted. Just well use the paint with the filler material.

[@dimitriy000]

Where could I buy this ?

[@FixItDepot]

At Amazon. I have links in the description of the video.

[@jsiegwarth]

Ace hardware as well