How well do you think this will work on a porcelain sink? Pea size chip on lip of sink. Will the sink be out of commission for an extended period?
1686898
it should work great apply thin layer let it dry , then add another after you have filled it in and you are happy with the results let it dry 24 hours and you should be good to go good luch!!!
1686899
I let it dry for 24 hours. I don"t know if less would be enough if water is involved.
1686900
Is this a pure white product? thus far a lot these product have a grey tint to them. I am looking for a bright white product. Thanks!
1686901
Agree with Joan. Just let it sit overnight. As with all of these touch-up paints, none of them last forever. You WILL occasionally have to re-touch once in a while. But Porcafix is SOOOO much better than the garbage that you will now find in Lowe's or Home Depot.
1686902
It should work fine. I've repaired chips on sinks and stoves and it's made a big difference.
1686903
the product worked great at covering the chip...we used it on a dry surface (oven) and were able to touch it without any problem within a few hours
1763550
I believe they would solve your problem. My hard water buildup was very bad. It did take one pad to clean one bowl. After five minutes of scrubbing, the pad was shot. The pads are not that expensive when you consider the toilet bowl will look like new.I am not a fan of the pumice stone. I tried it in the past and I ended up with scratched porcelain. If your buildup is severe, you might want to just use the pumice stone to remove the top layer and then use the pad. I could not believe how well the pad worked on its own in so little time.
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I think this product is great and I actually had two chips on the side of this sink. I touched them up and it worked. The bottom of my sink was showing metal from years of cleaning so I used a half bottle to cover my entire bottom of my sink. I could not be happier. I would recommend this product to family and friends.
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I am sure that it would work fine on the sink, but I think it would wash off in a short time. It lasts quite a while in a dry situation, or even a humid area but if it is in contact with running water or detergent, I am not sure it will last.
1181721
Depends on whether or not your sink has a lip or not. If it's level with the counter-top it will drain. Otherwise, you'd have to tip it up into the sink to drain it. That's what I do and it's fine.
1935293
It should work if it mounts to the sink. If it will go through the counter top material it might not have a long enough shank. You would need to check the specs. It is a standard size faucet you could check a home improvement store for someone with a lot more expertise than I have. Good luck!
1287485
Hey Megan, I think it should work not sure though. I don't have porcelain tiles but it's been 6 months it's still good.
479784
I don't think siliconing it will give you a long lasting solution. You'd have to make modification to it just to get it to sit flush before siliconing it. I recommend using a dremel or dremel like product to cut out the old rust drain and then replace it properly.
1885777
I purchased this sink for a mountain cabin, very far from any tropical region. So I can't really offer any advice. Although, stainless steel material should do what it is designed to do - not to rust or tarnish - as long as it is properly maintained. Good luck.
1846388
I bought the acrylic drain board for my aunt. I called her. She said it is smooth (shiny) and has a small lip across the width at the "foot" of the board to keep your dish drain basket from sliding off.
2057718
I bought standard black drain pieces at Menards. I was worried that they might chip, but my plumber said that the kind of finish used should hold up well. After using the sink for a number of months now, I agree with his assessment -- there's no indication that they will chip.
392212
I bought this because I have the matchong stainless sink. Though there are rubber pads on the feet so I guess it could work. I like it a lot. I would check the manufacturer of your sink to see if they would recomend it.
2176511
I do believe it would work. This product covered the cast iron (which was showing from so much scouring) on the whole bottom of my sink. Good Luck
1566694
I use it on a small sink like that in out outdoor kitchen. Seems to work fine . It just depends on were your hole for the faucet is. The further back the better
1907767
Can't answer that with 100% certainty but would see no reason why it wouldn't as long as the hole for the drain is big enough to allow the top ring to fit. You will use plumbers putty to create the seal so it doesn't have to be a snug fit. If you are referring to an antique sink that may be a different scenario.Our 18 year old sink is cast with the ceramic (porcelain) coating. The unit doesn't have any strong vibration so cracking the cast shouldn't be an issue either. Hope that helps. Good luck.
2229906
The top white porcelain sink extends about a 1/2 inch in the back and sits flush against my wall, the Plummer added caulking to seal any gap (don't know if that how everyone does it but that's how mine was installed). There is a 1/2 maybe 1/4 inch gap between my wall and the back wooden part of the vanity and I do have large baseboards so yes it sits flush where the porcelain sink portion meets the wall but there is a slight gap between the wooden vanity portion and the wall. I don't think you can even notice it and then again that's how mine was installed, don't know if that's right or wrong but it was professionally installed. Hope that helps The top white porcelain sink extends about a 1/2 inch in the back and sits flush against my wall, the Plummer added caulking to seal any gap (don't know if that how everyone does it but that's how mine was installed). There is a 1/2 maybe 1/4 inch gap between my wall and the back wooden part of the vanity and I do have large baseboards so yes it sits flush where the porcelain sink portion meets the wall but there is a slight gap between the wooden vanity portion and the wall. I don't think you can even notice it and then again that's how mine was installed, don't know if that's right or... » Read More The top white porcelain sink extends about a 1/2 inch in the back and sits flush against my wall, the Plummer added caulking to seal any gap (don't know if that how everyone does it but that's how mine was installed). There is a 1/2 maybe 1/4 inch gap between my wall and the back wooden part of the vanity and I do have large baseboards so yes it sits flush where the porcelain sink portion meets the wall but there is a slight gap between the wooden vanity portion and the wall. I don't think you can even notice it and then again that's how mine was installed, don't know if that's right or wrong but it was professionally installed. Hope that helps « Show Less
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The product will not cover imperfections in the laminate. Everything will need to be patched. In my opinion I would not buy this. It is not very durable. I've got many places where it chipped away back down to laminate, not huge chips but of the 1/8 inch diameter kind. Also it has rubbed off the edges where you rub up against it allot, like in front of the sink