Hi Kathleen. Begin by drilling a tiny hole at each end of the crack. This will stop the crack from extending any further. Then wipe it down and make sure it's clean and dry. Fill the crack with a fair amount of fiberglass epoxy resin, using a plastic applicator. Let the epoxy dry for at least 24 hours.
Help! I am desparate to fix a crack in one of the porcelain lever hadles of the bath faucet. The fix has to be impervious to water, strong and not prone to changing ...
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Where is the fibreglass? Is it exposed to water at all?
Hi Kathleen. Begin by drilling a tiny hole at each end of the crack. This will stop the crack from extending any further. Then wipe it down and make sure it's clean and dry. Fill the crack with a fair amount of fiberglass epoxy resin, using a plastic applicator. Let the epoxy dry for at least 24 hours.
What is fiberglass that you want to repair? Tub, wall, shower pan, exterior deck, etc?