How Do You Repair Cracks In A Porcelain Sink?
Porcelain is a hard, nonporous material that comes in many colors, making it a useful choice for sinks. Although a porcelain sink adds beauty to your bathroom, it also has the possibility of being chipped or cracked. A crack is not permanent, however; it can be repaired. Wash the sink using a nonabrasive cleanser or mild soap. Rub a soft cloth over the cleanser to remove any residues on the sink. Dry the sink completely. Sand the crack area with medium-grit sandpaper until the area is smooth. Sand only the area that is cracked so as not to scratch the surrounding porcelain. Wipe the sanding debris off with a cotton swab dampened with rubbing alcohol. Dry the area completely using a soft cloth. Prepare an epoxy solution following the directions provided on the package. Fill the crack in your porcelain sink using a toothpick or small brush, based on the size of the crack. Let the epoxy solution dry completely for at least 24 hours. Do not use the sink while the solution is drying. Use a
