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title: "Repair-Kit"
brand: "cramer"
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# Non-yellowing epoxy-free formula Heat resistant up to 140°F (60°C) Up to 7 repairs per kit Repair-Kit

**Brand:** cramer
**Price:** £58.32
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ✨ Restore like a pro, hide the flaw, flaunt the glow! 🛁

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Repair-Kit by cramer
- **How much does it cost?** £58.32 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.uk](https://www.desertcart.co.uk/products/48169000-repair-kit)

## Best For

- cramer enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted cramer brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **All-in-One Convenience:** Complete kit includes filler, hardener, applicator, sandpaper & coating—no extra tools needed.
- • **Eco-Conscious & Low Odor:** Styrene-free, low odor formula minimizes fumes while delivering professional-grade performance.
- • **Trusted German Engineering:** Over 50 years of expert craftsmanship ensures reliable, high-quality bathroom surface restoration.
- • **Professional-Grade Durability:** Repairs chips, dents & impact damage up to 1 inch with heat resistance for lasting results.
- • **Invisible Finish, Zero Yellowing:** Innovative epoxy-free formula keeps repairs discreet and color-stable over time.

## Overview

The Repair-Kit by Cramer is a premium, all-in-one solution designed for professional-quality restoration of enamel, porcelain, ceramic, and acrylic surfaces. It reliably fixes chips, dents, and impact damage up to 1 inch with a non-yellowing, epoxy-free formula that ensures a seamless, long-lasting finish. Heat resistant up to 140°F and including everything needed for up to 7 repairs, this German-engineered kit combines ease of use with durable, discreet results trusted by DIYers and pros alike.

## Description

Restore damaged baths, sinks, and countertops with this all-in-one repair kit. The permanent, invisible fixes save you money and reduce waste by avoiding replacement.

Review: Effective - highly recommended - I first saw a tiler using this product years ago after one of his tiles fell into my bath and chipped it. I got this product to finish a fairly major repair to a badly damaged bathroom sink. A large chunk had been knocked out of the basin with 4-5 hairline cracks spreading out from the hole. After repairing as much as I could with cement and another 2-part epoxy (JB Weld - also highly recommended but unfortunately sets to a dark grey) I ground out a groove along the cracks with a dremel and dripped thin superglue into the cracks. I then ground out the groove again and cleaned it out so that when I finished the repair with the Cramer kit the mixture would stick properly. I then filled the remaining damage with the Cramer mixture. This sets to a warm white colour which was a fairly good match for most ceramic sanitaryware including my basin. Even though it was a big repair it wasn't that visible - you had to look quite closely. You don't have to be exact about the 30:1 ratio they give for resin:hardener. Once mixed you have about 4 minutes before it sets. For a big repair it may be easier to build it up in several small stages. Just after it has set is the best time to sand it down because it continues to harden after setting making sanding harder. On a curved surface I found the best way to sand it was wrapping the supplied medium grit sandpaper round an old credit card and sanding with the flat face pushing it hard against the repaired area. This results in a smooth surface that follows the existing profile or curve of the basin. The sand paper won't damage the hard glaze on a ceramic basin (test it somewhere hidden first tho') but I think it might be a bit too harsh for an enamel bath. I then gave it a few coats of paint with the supplied spraycan and left the basin without using it for four days. The paint finish is fairly good and seems durable but as other reviewers have said it is a very cool white that doesn't match most sinks. It would be a good match for the cooler white of an enamel bath. All this took a bit more time and effort because my sink was so badly damaged but for most jobs this product will be all you need to get a good result and it is actually very quick and easy to use. The two most important things for getting a good durable finish are: Sanding and cleaning or even grinding out the damaged area so the mixture adheres well. I used meths and acetone as cleaning agents - best not to use anything that leaves a residue like most bathroom cleaners. Sanding/reapplying the mixture - if you take your time with this you might get a repair that you won't even need to paint.
Review: Easy to use - you only need a fraction of ... - Did the job on repairing a small chip (about size of 5p piece) on an enamelled metal bath. Easy to use - you only need a fraction of the materials supplied so don't mix it all at once. Watch for air bubbles so you might a second thin skim coat. Take your time rubbing down to get a smooth finish that matches to contours. Spray the finish exactly as the directions say with a card mask. Result? Pretty pleased. Not an exact colour match but then I know where the repair is! Other people can't see it as I've asked them to try and find the repair!!. But it would be difficult for the manufacturer to produce a shade of white that matches every piece of sanitary ware! On balance it's as good as you will get. It is expensive for what it is but it is cheaper than a new bath! Try it; give it the time the process deserves and I think you will be pleased with the result.

## Features

- Causes serious eye irritation.
- Extremely flammable aerosol.
- Heating may cause a fire.
- May cause an allergic skin reaction.
- May cause drowsiness or dizziness.
- Pressurised container: May burst if heated.
- Repeated exposure may cause skin dryness or cracking.
- Very toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects.
- Very toxic to aquatic life.
- Warning! Hazardous respirable droplets may be formed when sprayed. Do not breathe spray or mist.
- Non-yellowing formular (Epoxy-free): Thanks to its innovative epoxy-free formula, the repaired area remains visually discreet and retains its original color. Unlike many conventional epoxy repair kits, it offers excellent color stability without typical yellowing over time. For long-lasting, professional-looking repair results.
- Independently tested for Quality: Reliably repairs chips, dents, impact damage, and surface defects up to 1 inch (25 mm). Once cured, the repaired area is heat resistant up to 140°F (60°C). The specialty filler is styrene-free, low odor, and easy to work with. Independently tested quality for excellent, durable repair results.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B001RQ5TMK |
| Best Sellers Rank | 13,213 in DIY & Tools ( See Top 100 in DIY & Tools ) 3 in Soaking Baths 294 in Sealers |
| Brand | Cramer |
| Colour | Alpine White |
| Compatible Material | Acrylic |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 4,545 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04027316160804 |
| Included Components | Filler and Hardener, Top Coating, Sandpaper, Spatula |
| Item Dimensions | 40 x 110 x 185 millimetres |
| Item Form | Set |
| Item Highlight | For enamel, porcelain, ceramic & acrylic. Repairs chips, scratches, impact damage & surface defects on tubs, sinks and tiles |
| Item Weight | 175 Grams |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 40 x 110 x 185 millimetres |
| Item weight | 175 Grams |
| Manufacturer | CRAMER GmbH |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 16080 |
| Material | Acrylic, Ceramic, Enamel, Porcelain |
| Model Number | K11588 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Style | repSet classic |
| Style Name | repSet classic |
| Supported Standards | TÜV |
| Surface Recommendation | Acrylic, Ceramic, enamel |
| Unit Count | 82.0 gram |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| Water resistance level | Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Cramer
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 40 x 110 x 185 millimetres
- **Item weight:** 175 Grams
- **Material:** Acrylic, Ceramic, Enamel, Porcelain
- **Style:** repSet classic

## Images

![Repair-Kit - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71eu9RCQ2PL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Set** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: My washbasin in the bathroom has crazed would this product fill the crazing.**
A: I would think if you clean any soap residues out of the crazing so that you can fill the crazing with the filler included in pack and abrade the area with the fine abrasive paper remove dust thoroughly before painting I think it maybe o k hope this helps

**Q: Is the package printed in English?**
A: Yes, very easy to follow. Use the hint and spray through a hole in a piece of cardboard to get a great result. I'm very pleased with the results after we chipped a ceramic sink. Virtually impossible to see repair even though it's on an edge.

**Q: I have two cracks about 250 mm long in a shower base will one kit be able to cover that length?**
A: Hi, there. It has about 15ml mixture in the small box before adding hardener. I assume it would be okey if you only have two cracks that are not deep and wide. I used it to fix a series of chips at bottom of my toilet seat, without any success (see my review), only use half of the mixture.

**Q: I havea hairline crack inshower tray, will this work?**
A: I have faint hairline crack would this product help to fill it

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Effective - highly recommended
*by B***N on 2 March 2014*

I first saw a tiler using this product years ago after one of his tiles fell into my bath and chipped it. I got this product to finish a fairly major repair to a badly damaged bathroom sink. A large chunk had been knocked out of the basin with 4-5 hairline cracks spreading out from the hole. After repairing as much as I could with cement and another 2-part epoxy (JB Weld - also highly recommended but unfortunately sets to a dark grey) I ground out a groove along the cracks with a dremel and dripped thin superglue into the cracks. I then ground out the groove again and cleaned it out so that when I finished the repair with the Cramer kit the mixture would stick properly. I then filled the remaining damage with the Cramer mixture. This sets to a warm white colour which was a fairly good match for most ceramic sanitaryware including my basin. Even though it was a big repair it wasn't that visible - you had to look quite closely. You don't have to be exact about the 30:1 ratio they give for resin:hardener. Once mixed you have about 4 minutes before it sets. For a big repair it may be easier to build it up in several small stages. Just after it has set is the best time to sand it down because it continues to harden after setting making sanding harder. On a curved surface I found the best way to sand it was wrapping the supplied medium grit sandpaper round an old credit card and sanding with the flat face pushing it hard against the repaired area. This results in a smooth surface that follows the existing profile or curve of the basin. The sand paper won't damage the hard glaze on a ceramic basin (test it somewhere hidden first tho') but I think it might be a bit too harsh for an enamel bath. I then gave it a few coats of paint with the supplied spraycan and left the basin without using it for four days. The paint finish is fairly good and seems durable but as other reviewers have said it is a very cool white that doesn't match most sinks. It would be a good match for the cooler white of an enamel bath. All this took a bit more time and effort because my sink was so badly damaged but for most jobs this product will be all you need to get a good result and it is actually very quick and easy to use. The two most important things for getting a good durable finish are: Sanding and cleaning or even grinding out the damaged area so the mixture adheres well. I used meths and acetone as cleaning agents - best not to use anything that leaves a residue like most bathroom cleaners. Sanding/reapplying the mixture - if you take your time with this you might get a repair that you won't even need to paint.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy to use - you only need a fraction of ...
*by P***S on 28 April 2015*

Did the job on repairing a small chip (about size of 5p piece) on an enamelled metal bath. Easy to use - you only need a fraction of the materials supplied so don't mix it all at once. Watch for air bubbles so you might a second thin skim coat. Take your time rubbing down to get a smooth finish that matches to contours. Spray the finish exactly as the directions say with a card mask. Result? Pretty pleased. Not an exact colour match but then I know where the repair is! Other people can't see it as I've asked them to try and find the repair!!. But it would be difficult for the manufacturer to produce a shade of white that matches every piece of sanitary ware! On balance it's as good as you will get. It is expensive for what it is but it is cheaper than a new bath! Try it; give it the time the process deserves and I think you will be pleased with the result.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Dropped a heavy glass on WC cistern lid and cracked it...
*by A***R on 9 September 2013*

Despite being a popular make (Ideal Standard), could not find replacement lid anywhere. Even those selling replacement cistern for different suites lids, had them priced at £90+ so I suspect even I had managed to find one, it would have been a headsore in terms of price. Called Ideal Standard, their response "oh we only sell the whole cistern plus lid to ensure a perfect fit" ...hmmmm! So resorted to repair solution. Checked a few different options and this product had best reviews ... and is one recommended by professional manufacturers. Main tip: Use carefully and it does the job brilliantly. Your repair will of course be visible if you shine a torch and inspect carefully. But in normal bathroom light, with my critical eye, it was barely noticeable. Which means, a non-suspecting guest would very unlikely notice it at all. Kit contains everything you need. I made mistake of not applying enough filler first time and had to repeat. Better to apply a little over and then sand down (obviously) but bear in mind not to apply too much extra as difficult to sand down. I would suggest 1mm around and above the chipped area. Very easy to mix the filler and hardener and spatula does a fine job of allowing you to mix and then apply, scrape of excess. Make sure you shake the can for the full 3 minutes, as otherwise you can get thick blobs of paint which ruin the finish immediately. Also squirt a tiny bit into bin when first using because again there can be dirt/blockages in the spray point of the bottle. Not too sure about the tip of cutting a hole in piece of paper and holding that over the area. I would say just apply from a distance of 6 - 8 inches and in very light, sweeping moves for about 1 or 2 seconds. Then leave it for a whole minute - during which time you shake the paint can - and then apply again for 1 or 2 seconds - leave another minute while shaking can again - and repeat until it looks good. I would avoid trying to just paint over the exact chip and instead very lightly 'ease' the spray paint over the nearby surrounding areas also, therefore getting a seamless blend from the new paint to the old. The colour is a bright white which blended with my old when this technique was applied but was obviously different if the can was just pointed at the chipped area ... i.e. paint slowly and lightly and let the colour build until it is matched to surrounding areas. STOP when you are at the stage that the chip is not noticeable by others ... if you continue beyond this stage (trying to get it perfect and completely undetectable) you are likely to end up with an overly white and bright 'new spot' which is almost as bad as the original chip itself because stands out like a sore thumb! Finally, there was easily enough product for several small repairs but no idea how well it stores because I have just bought and used it. Even if it doesn't store well, it was well worth the price for this one repair in my view.

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