Has anybody ever repaired a scratch on porcelain tiles? - TilersForums.com

[WetSaw]

Nice kitchen though, bet that wasn’t cheap.

Kitchen fitters can afford to pay the repair costs then!

 

[Old Mod]

Go to Halfords, buy a windscreen repair kit, it has liquid resin in it.
It just may mask the scratch.
Won’t work on wall tiles before anyone asks
And it’s 50/50 on the floor, but it may help.
Other than that, you’re up that creek without one!
Lovely tile too I might add

 

[Carllayhe]

Thanks 3 fall, these are the type of constructive answers I was looking for,..have you ever tried it?..there is underfloor heating, so I dont know about longevity but worth a try,.

 

[Boggs]

Seriously, might be worth speaking to Magic man.

Magicman - Hard Surface Repair & Restoration - Global No1

Magicman, the global leaders in hard surface repair. We repair baths, shower trays, tiles, worktops, window cills, doors, brickwork, dents, scratches..

www.magicman.co.uk

 

[Carllayhe]

Who is magic man?? Is he a member? Thanks

 

[Boggs]

Don’t think so, but they repair hard surfaces so might be worth a call

 

[Carllayhe]

I see,..i didn't know, are they nationwide?

 

[Boggs]

According to the site.

These are Doncaster based

Bath Repair Re Enamelling Doncaster - Hard Surface Restoration Doncaster | Surface Doctor South Yorkshire | Hard Surface Repair South Yorkshire

Surface Doctor Doncaster is one of the Nation's trusted hard surface repairs and restoration businesses. Bath re-enameling is definitely the best method which

www.surface-doctor.com

 

[J Sid]

Nice tiles and kitchen, if I'd paid for that I'd expect the two tiles to be replaced, would you?

 

[Old Mod]

Thanks 3 fall, these are the type of constructive answers I was looking for,..have you ever tried it?..there is underfloor heating, so I dont know about longevity but worth a try,.

For the sake of a tenner, you may get a result you’re prepared to accept, it’ll never be perfect, but it might work to a degree.
Just follow instructions on pack as closely as you can.
Setting the resin will be the fiddliest bit.
It needs UV light.
If you can get it to set, and scrape back the excess, you’ve a decent chance.

Magic man is a franchise, I’ve heard all sorts of claims about what they are supposed to be able to do!
Looking at your floor, if he can make that scratch go away on something that highly polished, I want his phone number!
Not magic mans, the actual guy who repaired it.