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Utility sink soapstone, fine cracks leaking
Utility sink soapstone, fine cracks leaking - had used chalking you put around tubs many years ago, and it helped, but recently it was coming off, so removed it. I would like to paint the whole sink if possible with a waterproof paint, but I don't know what to buy?? A spray paint would do nicely.
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Rust Oleum makes a tyb and tile refinishing paint which should do the trick. Specialty Tub & Tile Refreshing Kit Product Page You brush or roll it on but I am warning you, the odor will be very strong for two days
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