1 x Ceramic/Induction Hob Epoxy Repair Putty. Gloss Black. Ideal For Repairing Chipped & Damaged Edges. 38g

Does the job. Only used a small amount to repair a tiny chip in the hob. Easy to use with detailed instructions. Seems to have worked ok but only time will tell if it stops it from cracking further. Plenty left over should I need it.

I used this to fix a crack on the edge of the ceramic hob. I was nervous about the possibility of water getting into the electrics. Please be advised this is only for the edges: it shouldn't be used where the heat rings are. Product seems to adhere ok although it's new so I'm not sure how this will fare in time. So far so good. The enamel is very thick and almost impossible to get smooth on the glass. However, it isn't particularly noticeable and I feel so much better knowing the glass is protected. My tip is to use masking tape round where you want to paint, and also to do it in layers, sanding down a bit before each layer. It won't help much because the enamel is so thick, but it does help smooth the epoxy beneath it. In summary, I recommend this product and it's saved me buying a new hob.

This was a great product to work with after I dropped a pasta maker on our hob and taking a small chuck out the edge. Found a previous review review helpful so decided to leave one too. The putty is easy to combine and mould. Dried as described and the gloss paint went on top. Obvs not perfect but 100% feels strong and robust. Much better than the sellotape which was the emergency repair kit. Great value for money.

Did the job, easy to use

Great Product! I managed to chip a pretty decent chunk out of my glass induction hob when I dropped a bottle of wine on it, right on the edge. Pretty easy to use - just mix the two putties together and mould into shape with the tool and smooth flat with a wet finger. Leave to dry and then paint with the paint and brush provided (bit like nail varnish). Not sure how it’ll hold up, but it seems strong, and you can’t really see it unless you know it’s there.

Worked really well to cover up a chip in the side of my induction hob talhat I made when a pasta jar tipped onto the side. You can see the repair if you look closely but much better than having a large chip in the side and much cheaper than replacing it. It’s been in place for nearly a year and still holding strong. Recommend.

Did the job as a quick repair when a small corner got chipped off the induction hob in my rental. It was effective but quite fiddly to get it to blend in fully. It’s noticeable if you look closely but not as noticeable as a chip, and saved us our rental deposit! Worth a try as a first resort.

Pleasantly surprised. The ceramic hob surface had a pretty big chip missing. An initial layer of filler was applied and cured overnight and a second layer added using water to get the shape and angle consistent to match. Couple of coats of paint finished it of.