How do I fix, or hide, hairline crack in a sink?

Joanne
by Joanne

Will they get worse or do I need to replace the sink?

  6 answers
  • ☘️ TxBella ☘️ TxBella on Mar 03, 2019

    Hello Joanne

    If it were me and I had the funds I’d replace the sink. A crack in it is just a disaster waiting to happen and you really don’t know when it will either.

    There is some sealant you can cover it with but I don’t know anything about it at all.

    ( looks, price, ease of use, messy? )

    For me by the time I would through all that trouble I’d just find another sink.

    Good luck ☘️

  • Kelli L. Milligan Kelli L. Milligan on Mar 03, 2019

    Is replace as soon as possible.

  • Ellis Ellis on Mar 03, 2019

    I agree, I'd start looking for a new sink. But you can probably use this for a short time while you look--just don't leave water sitting in it, it might leak.

  • William William on Mar 03, 2019

    Yep. It will get worse. For a temp fix...clean the crack with white toothpaste and a toothbrush. Rinse and dry well. Force two part into the crack. Wipe excess off with nail polish remover.

  • Janice Janice on May 31, 2023

    You might give Loctite Paste a try to attempt to repair the sink. It can be sanded after it dries and has worked on porcelain sinks.

  • Mogie Mogie on Jun 02, 2023

    Amazon has repair kits to fix cracks but I would replace the sink if possible. If is cracked that is a weak spot.