The consistency looked pretty good going on - self levels, glossy. The color is a very pure white, which didn't quite match the somewhat grey-white of my stove, but that's my problem, not the product's. What is very irritating is that it has been two weeks now, and the stuff just does not harden. It's firm yet tacky, like really stiff silly putty or something. This is a gas range, I am wondering if the slightly elevated temp caused by the pilot light is the problem. When I put the burner covers back on the stove, they slowly sank into the slow-moving goo. I'm not even really certain what to do at this point. It would damage the stove more to get it off, I am quite sure. It looks slightly better, sort of. Kind of like a $3.32 repair, come to think of it...