Well I had a knife slip and put a 1by2 inch gouge in the coutertop edge, I don't know if a filler might work, and I need immediate help, because someone is going to come over in about 1 week. Thnk you in advance.
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Well I had a knife slip and put a 1by2 inch gouge in the coutertop edge, I don't know if a filler might work, and I need immediate help, because someone is going to come over in about 1 week. Thnk you in advance.
Must have been a really big knife to cause a 1X2 inch gouge,huh?
A repair of this size sounds like you would need a professional to come and assess the job.
A scratch of any substantial depth,could be filled with liquid bonder,but a gouge like you describe might need removal and replacement,many sanding grits,and polishing to bring back the luster.
Maybe someone else will have further advice.
If it is really that big, I agree with KBC. You will need a professional repair. We sell a lot of repair materials for Corian but this seems like more than a homeowner should attempt alone.
Oh... well I meant to type 1by1 and would it still be the same answer then?
John,
A knife usually makes a 1/4" or less gouge from the point. Or a long thin scratch. We have a couple of techniques that work in that case. It may also depend on the color/pattern
Ken
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