EZ-Tint 4 Pack - 5 Grams Each of Concentrated Fine Powders of The 4 Primary Colors of Stone - Black Brown White Gray - Compatible Only with Instant Install 29 Epoxy but Compatible with All Polyesters

Product works as described when used with the Instant Install epoxy. When using the dark colors - black and grey - a little goes a long way if the job is to repair cracks.I agree with the feedback from others on the poor packaging and lack of instructions, but with a little trial and error, it’s pretty easy to use, hence the 4 star rating. Service and delivery was excellent.I’d recommend wearing nitrile gloves when handling the EZ Tint and Epoxy, and prepare for the job ahead of time:- Cardboard squares to apply the Instant Install Epoxy and Hardener prior to mixing (1:1 doesn’t need to be precise);- Popsicle sticks to mix the Instant Install;- Toothpicks to apply the EZ Tint;- Utility knife blades to remove the excess once the epoxy cures. 15 mins to mix and 15 mins to cure as outlined in the instructions.

Wear latex gloves when handling and clean tbe individual pouches as it arrived messy. The four small pouches come in a larger zip lock pouch that is rather dirty. At first I thought one of the smaller pouches broke, thus causing all the dirtiness but the packaging folks must not clean things before they place the pouches in the larger pouch. All small pouches were well sealed and not compromised. There is plenty of color powder to easily mix with all of the the Instant Install 29 epoxy unlike what some other reviewers claimed. IDK, maybe they increased the size of the bags. There were many hardened bits and I was worried it would add large bits in the epoxy slurry but the larger chunks mixed well. I used a green food coloring with the grey powder to best match my Baltic Green granite. It did a fine job. For $10, it seems rather expensive for four tiny pouches but it did the job.

The gray tint suited well for the granite along with the epoxy mix. The cracks have been fixed. Thank you.

no instructions and poor packaging considering there is enough to last a lifetime. Very little material is required and repacking up to end user. Other than that it was relatively inexpensive and simply add tint to epoxy. Just start with a little as it will not take much.

About 1” piece of marble corner dresser top broke off and missing. We drilled a small hole and inserted a screw to strengthen the repair. And filled in homemade corner form (plastic packaging from a bracket). As it hardened, I used a blade and popsicle stick to shape it to include the molded edge. I then sanded the top/flat part. It matched the base color of the marble…had to sand the top down to stone to get rid of other significant scratches. With a coat of epoxy to restore the shine, you cannot tell the corner was broken!I liked this set so. I could make small dabs in slightly different shades. The packets of coloring are very small but I was surprised it takes a very little amount to color the material.This was a great find! I’d never done anything like this before.(Ignore the bubbled fish-eyed gloss finish. I wasn’t as lucky with the other clear product I bought to use for the topcoat.)