Edge of kitchen sink repair
A cup fell out of our cabinet during travel and it left a small chip/nick/gouge in the outer edge of the kitchen sink, near the countertop. Since the actual sink was not affected, this is purely an es...
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LASilvey wrote:
Duane, that's a sweet story!
Thank you to all who replied....my apologies for not mentioning that my sink isn't porcelain; it's some sort of plastic material. Might the chip repair product and sponge texture idea still work?
Most plastics can be repaired with epoxy. You may need to find an epoxy that either matches the color or add in color to match. If you have a Corian sink, there are repair and joining products that can be color matched.
If you can find a fabric that matches the texture and treat it as a mold release, you could duplicate the texture easily. Apply repair material, press texture-fabric into material and let set. Remove fabric.
