LamLock RocketGel 25 Minute Professional Epoxy Countertop Kit for Granite, Tile, and Quartz Countertop Repair Kit, Tile Crack Repair, Chips and Fills Epoxy Grout

Good product . Iv had this for about 2 years and still good to use . Im happy with this product

This stuff is awesome! I am a DIYer and have never worked with granite before. I needed to butt two pieces together for a bathroom. both cuts were made with a skilsaw with stone blade, and by no means perfect. With this kit I was not only able to glue the joint together, but color match and dab in the rocket gel. I was easily able to make the joint nearly completely disappear. I was also using a fairly busy granite that had many different colors in it. Overall I am extremely happy with the kit. A bit of advice: the color pigment is VERY strong. it takes just touching the head of a toothpick to the dye to color the rocket gel. it is very easy to use too much and ruin your batch. Highly recommended if you are doing any granite project.

Very Disappointing Product – Cost Me More Than It’s Worth I followed Lamlock RocketGel 25’s mixing instructions exactly as specified, yet the product never solidified. Instead of curing as advertised, it remained unusable, creating a bigger problem than the one it was supposed to solve. Now I’m stuck with uncured gel on my granite countertop, and removing it will cost me additional time and money—on top of what I already paid for this product. This is especially frustrating given that granite is a sensitive, expensive surface. A product marketed as reliable and professional-grade should not fail this badly when used according to instructions. I would not recommend Lamlock RocketGel 25 to anyone who values their surfaces or expects consistent performance.

The product works very well but even in a shaded room setting the UV discolouration takes hold after only a few weeks.

The seams on our grey/black granite kitchen counter tops started to chip away and left gaps. My wife even cut her finger while cleaning them and food always got stuck in there. I called a few placed in town and they were charging $200-$500 to come and repair it and would not sell me the compound. I bought this with the hopes of repairing it myself and it went very well. A little color goes a long way, and it takes enough time to solidify that it can be worked with. I used a few youtube videos to learn the steps, used masking tape, razor blades and the seams game out better than new. This stuff is completely worth it, it works great and lasts. The colors in the package are awesome. Save yourself some $$$ and use this for all sorts of DIY stone repair.

Rocketgel.... yup. While moving my half ton rock slab dining table I managed to bust it into three large pieces. After a quick look online I ran across this product and decided to try it. Directions were clear. However it sets much faster than 25 minutes. After about 15 minutes it was all over but the crying. This stuff is super fast and once it grabs, it's not moving. After a half hour I was able to lift the table from one end and it looked as solid as before it ever broke. Impressive stuff.

If you look for epoxy that is strong and gives you good bond you ok with this one, but if you looking for one that will not yellow over time stay away. I used it for my bathroom to fill up the mitered corners on the tiles and did good job for filling gap and seal it but now a year later is yellow as hell, even i put a lot of the tinting to match the tile color, so be aware if it is for tiles or everyware that will be visible. Reffer to the pictures.

I moved my headboard that has two large marble pillars. When I placed the pillars on the ground, they both broke in two. I certainly did not know marble pillars were so fragile. I could not find replacements pillars, so I reverted to looking for adhesive. I literally used this product last night. So far, so good. I was able to create a color that is about a 95% match to the marble. The adhesive kicks very fast, so be aware of work time. The adhesive locked-up over night and appears rock hard and is holding the pillars together. Will update this if it fails in the near future.