How to Fast Fix a Crack on Granite Countertop
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crwdns2942287:0crwdne2942287:0Some people overlook cracks on their countertops because it's expensive to replace and/or hire a specialist to fix the damage. Cracks can grow over time; therefore, it is crucial to stop the progression of a crack as it can damage the stone, costing the owner extra money to repair or replace.
A good repair option for a crack is to fill it in with a material that bonds with the granite or stone, which will prevent further expansion and promote the durability of the countertop, saving the owner money and also saving our environment the impact caused by extraction of rocks to manufacture granite countertops.
This quick and easy guide will show you how to fix or repair cracks and chips on granite countertop.
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Ensure the surface to be cured is clean and dry.
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Measure and mix an equal proportion of hardener and resin.
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Add a small amount of tint to the hardener and resin.
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Stir in until thoroughly mixed.
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Apply the mixture to the crack or damaged area.
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Tape the cured area with some painters tape.
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Allow to dry for 30-45 minutes.
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Once dried, slowly peel back the tape and shave off the dried excess with a putty knife.
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Use a putty knife or a razor to scrape off excess epoxy.
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Apply a granite sealer over the area.
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Enjoy your crack free countertop!
Enjoy your crack free countertop!
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