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May. 8th, 2008 12:56 pmI fixed my sink. It was broken!
Like, actually smashed. The basin had cracked badly, and a couple of days ago the bits fell down. Superglue, silicon sealer, epoxy clay, and a small strip of white duct tape, and it's good as new, aside from being terribly ugly! I even used a hammer and a chisel to carefully shape some of the bits of porcelain so they'd fit back together.
I was pleased with the expoy clay idea. The last smallish 1/2" x 1/3" fragment fell into the void inside the sink while I was fixing it. I used the clay to shape something that fit the space exactly, superglued it in place, and surely Bjorn-Stronginthearm-is-My-Uncle.
Like, actually smashed. The basin had cracked badly, and a couple of days ago the bits fell down. Superglue, silicon sealer, epoxy clay, and a small strip of white duct tape, and it's good as new, aside from being terribly ugly! I even used a hammer and a chisel to carefully shape some of the bits of porcelain so they'd fit back together.
I was pleased with the expoy clay idea. The last smallish 1/2" x 1/3" fragment fell into the void inside the sink while I was fixing it. I used the clay to shape something that fit the space exactly, superglued it in place, and surely Bjorn-Stronginthearm-is-My-Uncle.
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Date: 2008-05-08 07:10 pm (UTC)So how'd it get smashed in the first place?
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Date: 2008-05-08 07:12 pm (UTC)I'm imagining a Mario Bros./Doctor Who crossover. "Look, Luigi! Itsa Time Sink!"
A can of shaving cream fell into it, and the cracks got bigger and bigger... and then a tub of handcream fell into it from a shelf on the weekend and finished the job.
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Date: 2008-05-09 03:53 am (UTC)::B::
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Date: 2008-05-09 12:58 pm (UTC)