Kampel SeamFil Tan 1 oz

I have used this product for years while working in maintenance of apartments and buildings and have never been disappointed. And with all the different colors offered plus you can mix them together to match countertops or whatever you’re trying to fill.

I needed this for a seam between two pieces of Baltic Brown granite. The original seam filler had come out through the years. This matched and filled perfectly!!! Worth every penny and easy to use!

This came w/the tube kind of crumpled, however, I decided to use it as the tube didn’t appear to be damaged nor had it been previously opened. It sets up really fast so you need to work quick. I found it best to use Frog tape to tape the area I wanted the sealant applied to for ease of application & cleanup, then I simply squeezed (right from the tube) the product into the area to seal, removed the tape quickly & allowed it to dry. It’s a seam in a “high traffic” area of my countertop so I’m not expecting great things, I need it to seal the Formica & look decent until I’m ready for new countertops (3-5 years?). Besides, I have a whole tube to use for as many future touchups/redos that I need to make! I used black for my dark countertop.

This works great. I am just a little bummed that the grey is very very light. don't let you screen fool you its very light. I ended up getting black after I realized how white this grey was and did some mixing on cardboard to get it to the correct tone. Apparently there is a website showing what you need to buy and what portions you need to mix to get certain types of colors based on your laminate name....if you use their brand. In all reality it just take some mixing and playing with before you can get it right. Using this with black I made the scrap I created while switching out my microwave. It does work you just got to get the coloring right.All i did was use a small flat head driver with some masking tape to spread and mix on the cardboard and apply along the scrape. I then let it sit for 15 ish secs and drenched it with rubbing alcohol and with a paper towel went perpendicular scrubbing to the scratch. took a couple of times to just keep the stuff inside the crack and not all along the crack but I did just get it to mask the scrap and not mask the surroundings. I did wipe away quite a few times inside the scrap which is what made me wait the couple of secs for it to set into the crack and let it seep in without letting it sit to long to mask the surround.

I used this in a very small place on the countertop of my RV. Other reviews say it dries quick and they are right. With such a small spot as mine, it was not an issue. The color was a good match but to make it great, I used Sharpie pens to make spots so as to match the rest of the countertop. You can hardly see the repair even if you know where it is.

The light gray matched our Formica so well the line just faded away and was invisible. Dried quickly. We used acetone as a solvent to clean up and it worked perfectly.

Colors from the guide are totally misleading. The color "tan" looked very similar to my counters, but in life, it is very brown.It dries super fast, so you will have to work super speedy, and you have to remember to by special solvent for cleanup.

Works as advertised.

This filled a seam in our Formica countertop by the sink. I thought the Seamfil would make the seam level with the countertop, but it didn't. Maybe I wiped it too much with the acetone. It DID seal the crack though, which was my main concern so that water didn’t get to the underlayment. Brown matched my Jamocha Granite counter. Shipped in decent time. Wish it was as inexpensive as it is in the States but at least I was able to get it - local stores didn't know there was a product like this.