This is a 7 year old video but really helpful. I have a large crack on a stone countertop (not sure what material-- It's faux Corian - which is a solid cream color. Hoping this method works on it!
I tried your method on my quartz table top and it’s worked brilliantly. Mine had 2 big holes and had split completely. Can’t see any crack or holes now. Thank you. England U.K
@@RVEnthusiast I couldn’t believe how easy and effective it is, especially when comparing to the costly products being sold that apparently do the same thing. I’ve shared my before and after pics with a link to your video on my Facebook page. Thanks again.
@@robikstar i have white quartz in my bathroom, two real small scatches i was gonna fill it in with super glue and blade it to make it even..Was it hard to do? does the baking soda show when it dries up? thank you for the tips..nice video
Can I do this method for crack (long crack but not deep)near the sink...I'm afraid water might slide and start separating the crack...so will this seal ?
Wow. I gotta try this. I have a white quartz and just chipped it at the corner. Do you think it will take up the white color completely? Or would it be a little different color?
I have white quartz countertop with a slight impact. Looks like someone was picking at something and dug a slight pitted scratch. Would this work? I was told to use a clear stone filler. Awesome video btw
Sorry I did not do that! It works great on small chips...it you bad a boulder to remove, not so sure it would be shinny. on a small one its pretty good repair.
Hi great video! We just picked up a marble table for free that has a large gaping hole in the corner and we don’t have the missing piece to put it back together :(. Do you think this would work for that?
I know you did the Quartz repair video 4 years ago but i need the help now and you seem to hit the spot better than others I have seen. Will this method work if I have big, (1/2 inch), chips at the edges of my quartz not in the field as this video teaches. I am thinking it may work if I do it in little lifts of 1/64 or so at a time. what do you think about using your technique for corner chips?
@@RVEnthusiast Wow, Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!!!! What a blessing that you responded to my comment. I was doubtful you would even see my comment let alone respond to it. I hope this will work for me.
Just found this video. The granite countertop in our recently purchased home is quite worn in some areas(lots of pits that go below the polished surface). Would this method work? If yes how long would the repair last?
I am planning to fill sandblasted letters on dark blackish granite, do you reckon it will fill just fine without being able to tell there were letters there? As compared to filling natural random patterned holes? Considering using this baking soda technique over perhaps resin. Thanks!
Hello RV Enthusiast- just found this great video. Could this work on beige-ish cultured marble, molded in bathroom sink? Have 3 divits in sink and would save a lot of money without replacing otherwise good material.
So does the Enrich and Seal fill in those natural nooks and crannies that are seen in granite? I really would like to try this as our granite countertops were never sealed professionally when they were installed 16 years ago. The wimpy spray sealers marketed to the consumer isn’t cutting it. Thanks for the help.
It works great to seal and enhance the look, as for filling them in...Very little, maybe some. When you use it make sure to follow the directions and let it cure for 24 hours after wiping it quasi dry..Just did it 2 days ago to sell the house and the granite looked fantastic.
I read another site which said for edges, a high viscosity epoxy should be used. I believe that just means it's thicker? so it doesn't drip. I have a damaged edge too, which is why I found this video. Titch, did it work for you?
Hi! This is great info. I tried using an epoxy to repair a small granite crack but it was too small. Superglue is my next step. Just one question: would you suggest masking off the are around a crack with masking tape first for a long very thin crack? Or is that asking for trouble?
I have done it on all of the mentioned. My first job was on a brown granite. If its oozing out get a quick superglue catalyst from a hobby shop. It will harden it pretty instantly.
Yep the glue is transparent, so it picks up the color from the divot. Granite is solid surface so the color is throughout the piece. I have done many pieces and have not found one that was not significantly better than the chip. I was looking at my quartz yesterday trying to find the chip I repaired several years ago and could not find it.
Great video. Can this super glue and baking soda be done on a car windshield? Does the Enrich and Seal darken the granite or the colours remain true? I want a product that does not darken the granite, but Seals it and gives it depth... -Chris
I would not do it on a windshield. Not sure on that. The enrich and seal shines protects and enhances.. It has never darkened anything I have used it on. It is my favorite.
@@RVEnthusiast How about if i dun add baking soda？ And if the defect is bigger than yours, or a a long linear defect, does it still work good？ And how to avoid/get rid of bubbles if they appear from the glue？
I just tried this and I can still see the crack line. The super glue is transparent.. I have a semi white quartz countertop. It has a hairline crack about a foot long. Is there anything else I can do to hide the black crack line? Thank you.
Another way I know is to take baking soda and mix the super glue into it. it heats up so work fast and use it as a paste in the crack. seach it on UA-cam...it looks easy enough good luck!
if its granite the methode I used will not scratch it. granite would be damaged if you press hard and go side to side not flipping the razor blide like I show. thanks for the comment and asking the question.
Super glue. With baking soda will turn a amber color over a few months Use super glue alone. Let dry by it's self for a hour or longer. Otherwise get an accelerator up Amazon
Not sure on the long term yellowing. My granite is Ubatuba and you can not see yellowing at all. I do lita a accelerator better than anything else. I have never been patient enough to let it just dry naturally.LOL. Great feedback too.
It is exactly the way Precision Granite in Tualatin Oregon does it. I have done many chip repairs and it works great. Is it perfect? Maybe not but it cost next to nothing todo and it works.
Awesome repair tips and great results using common household ingredients! Thanks so much for offering practical advice!
you are welcome. thanks for watching.
This is a 7 year old video but really helpful. I have a large crack on a stone countertop (not sure what material-- It's faux Corian - which is a solid cream color. Hoping this method works on it!
I have small chip on a corner. Same process for a corner or do you have any tricks to manage that? Thank you.
It worked. Not sure my application blended in as much as it could have.
Looks great and I will try on some small pits! Do you have any suggestions on a small right angle or corner edge chips?
I tried your method on my quartz table top and it’s worked brilliantly. Mine had 2 big holes and had split completely. Can’t see any crack or holes now. Thank you. England U.K
Great to hear. I know there are doubters out there, but it really works and last. Really pretty easy too. Thanks for the comment.
@@RVEnthusiast I couldn’t believe how easy and effective it is, especially when comparing to the costly products being sold that apparently do the same thing. I’ve shared my before and after pics with a link to your video on my Facebook page. Thanks again.
What color was your granite Robikstar?
@@FocusAndFlowFitness brown, black and white
@@robikstar i have white quartz in my bathroom, two real small scatches i was gonna fill it in with super glue and blade it to make it even..Was it hard to do? does the baking soda show when it dries up? thank you for the tips..nice video
Just chipped my quarts! I will totally try
this!
Penny Penticost how did it work for you?
I believe it would. It takes up the color behind it. So if it is solid surface it will cover it
Thanks for the video. It would be suggested to show the dried cured repairs at an angle in the light.
thanks for sharing ...have to order the sealant for my shower tiles and counter top
It good stuff for sure.
Can I do this method for crack (long crack but not deep)near the sink...I'm afraid water might slide and start separating the crack...so will this seal ?
I have the same issue at home😩 I wonder if this would work?
Wow. I gotta try this. I have a white quartz and just chipped it at the corner. Do you think it will take up the white color completely? Or would it be a little different color?
Not sure, but its better than a chip or divit.
I have white quartz countertop with a slight impact. Looks like someone was picking at something and dug a slight pitted scratch. Would this work? I was told to use a clear stone filler. Awesome video btw
Yep. Should work just fine.. if you can use a super glue catalyst from like a hobby store. It will be great
Nice video Mr. RV Enthusiast! Thank you.
I was hoping you would shine the light over the repaired chips like you did in the beginning to see the fix a little more up close.
Sorry I did not do that! It works great on small chips...it you bad a boulder to remove, not so sure it would be shinny. on a small one its pretty good repair.
Hi great video! We just picked up a marble table for free that has a large gaping hole in the corner and we don’t have the missing piece to put it back together :(. Do you think this would work for that?
I know you did the Quartz repair video 4 years ago but i need the help now and you seem to hit the spot better than others I have seen. Will this method work if I have big, (1/2 inch), chips at the edges of my quartz not in the field as this video teaches. I am thinking it may work if I do it in little lifts of 1/64 or so at a time. what do you think about using your technique for corner chips?
I have fixed chips that large. it is just slower and the methode you describe is perfect
@@RVEnthusiast Wow, Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!!!! What a blessing that you responded to my comment. I was doubtful you would even see my comment let alone respond to it. I hope this will work for me.
Excellent job
Thank you.
Thanks.
Sound volume jumps WAY up at the 1-minute mark.
I have a white speckled / sparkle Caesar stone counter that has a few minor divots in it. Will this method work????
Just found this video. The granite countertop in our recently purchased home is quite worn in some areas(lots of pits that go below the polished surface). Would this method work? If yes how long would the repair last?
Good job 👍
I am planning to fill sandblasted letters on dark blackish granite, do you reckon it will fill just fine without being able to tell there were letters there? As compared to filling natural random patterned holes?
Considering using this baking soda technique over perhaps resin.
Thanks!
I'm not sure. I'm a hobbiest
I would like to try this on my Carrera marble countertop but won't the razor blade scratch the marble?
Hello RV Enthusiast- just found this great video. Could this work on beige-ish cultured marble, molded in bathroom sink? Have 3 divits in sink and would save a lot of money without replacing otherwise good material.
Outstanding tips ... thank you
Will it change the color after few months if i use super glue to repair hole in white quartz countertop.
most likely will yellow some if there is UV near by.
looks good on this type of countertop. Will it work on one colour countertop, e.g. grey? Thanks, Mike
Mike, I do not know the answer to your question. It does help it is busy. One color might show. If the gauge is not deep it might work ok. Sorry.
That is genius thank you so much!!!!
You are welcome
So does the Enrich and Seal fill in those natural nooks and crannies that are seen in granite? I really would like to try this as our granite countertops were never sealed professionally when they were installed 16 years ago. The wimpy spray sealers marketed to the consumer isn’t cutting it. Thanks for the help.
It works great to seal and enhance the look, as for filling them in...Very little, maybe some. When you use it make sure to follow the directions and let it cure for 24 hours after wiping it quasi dry..Just did it 2 days ago to sell the house and the granite looked fantastic.
Nice video - chipped my caesarstone countertop on the edge however, not the surface. Do you recommend this method as well?
I would think so. the super glus just needs to bond and hold on.
UP and ADAM looks like it needs to be thicker than glue to build up the edge, did it work for you?
I read another site which said for edges, a high viscosity epoxy should be used. I believe that just means it's thicker? so it doesn't drip. I have a damaged edge too, which is why I found this video. Titch, did it work for you?
Hi! This is great info. I tried using an epoxy to repair a small granite crack but it was too small. Superglue is my next step. Just one question: would you suggest masking off the are around a crack with masking tape first for a long very thin crack? Or is that asking for trouble?
Desiree, If it’s a hairline crack on a flat surface(Top), I would not mask it off. Thanks for subbing too.
That's incredible, thank's a million.
IS THIS UNTREATED GRANITE? CAN U DO IT ON SINK EDGE AND UNTREATED? is it ok on brown granite?
I have done it on all of the mentioned. My first job was on a brown granite. If its oozing out get a quick superglue catalyst from a hobby shop. It will harden it pretty instantly.
@@RVEnthusiast thank you
I have a question
The glue is transparent in colour.
How to make it to the same colour of the granite？
Yep the glue is transparent, so it picks up the color from the divot. Granite is solid surface so the color is throughout the piece. I have done many pieces and have not found one that was not significantly better than the chip. I was looking at my quartz yesterday trying to find the chip I repaired several years ago and could not find it.
@@RVEnthusiast
Seems it us easy to have good result as not need to tint the colour
@@wch4972 absolutely no need to tint it. good luck with your project. what color is your granite?
@@RVEnthusiast
my one is a mixture of black and brown color
Thank you so much
Will it work on white quartz countertop
Yes, It works really well on white quartz. My bathroom is white and has sparkle spects and it works awesome.
Would this work on white/grayish granite? & i should probably use clear super glue?
Yes, It really is a clear see thru fix. Making the blemish disappear .
If one has a black gray granite counter, will the baking soda leave a white stain?
It may ..Go to a hobby shop and get a super glue catalist. small bottle about 8 bucks and it will not change the color.
Great video.
Can this super glue and baking soda be done on a car windshield?
Does the Enrich and Seal darken the granite or the colours remain true? I want a product that does not darken the granite, but Seals it and gives it depth... -Chris
I would not do it on a windshield. Not sure on that. The enrich and seal shines protects and enhances.. It has never darkened anything I have used it on. It is my favorite.
Can this work on cigarette hole someone burnt mins with a cigarette
Will this method work for the chipped edges on a faux marble table?
Would work.
Thank you I will try and let you know.
???
Can I patch a gaping hole from an oversized cutout to make it smaller to accommodate a smaller sink?
No, this method is for stone repairs, not replacement.
Sorry
One more question.
I know there are brown colour and transparent Gorilla glue.
Only use the transparent one for filling defects, right？
That is all I ever used. I know nothing about colored super glue.
@@RVEnthusiast
thank you very much
Does it also work if i do not add baking soda？
baking soda is the catalyst to harden the glue.
You could go to hobby shop and get the catalyst and that would work great. either one
@@RVEnthusiast
How about if i dun add baking soda？
And if the defect is bigger than yours, or a a long linear defect, does it still work good？
And how to avoid/get rid of bubbles if they appear from the glue？
@@wch4972 if you dont use a catalyst...it will not harden. never had bubbles, and i have done a large crack before. good luck.
@@RVEnthusiast
thx
Will this work for a hairline crack?
you will see the fracture, but it would seal it for you.
aqua mix is the best sealer on the market
100% agree
Can this work for a crack?
it will work, but you will see the crack as a vane.
@@RVEnthusiast thanks
I just tried this and I can still see the crack line. The super glue is transparent.. I have a semi white quartz countertop. It has a hairline crack about a foot long. Is there anything else I can do to hide the black crack line? Thank you.
Another way I know is to take baking soda and mix the super glue into it. it heats up so work fast and use it as a paste in the crack. seach it on UA-cam...it looks easy enough good luck!
Lepage Dries white marine epoxy and polish when dry and level
I dont see how this would work in a marble sink? Please let me know
Very helpful thank you
genius!
Great, as long as now my parents can not see it
How to fix marble dinning tables corners
How about an edgr
it will repair it you just have to work it. most of my chips have been edge chips.
@@RVEnthusiast thank you so much!!
Baking soda also makes it much harder
yep for sure
Lol ummm is there anything I can use besides the razor lol I feel like I will scratch it
if its granite the methode I used will not scratch it. granite would be damaged if you press hard and go side to side not flipping the razor blide like I show. thanks for the comment and asking the question.
@@RVEnthusiast perfect! Thank you!!
I would think you would scratch the granite surrounding the repairs using this technique.
Nope. Works great.
Super glue. With baking soda will turn a amber color over a few months
Use super glue alone. Let dry by it's self for a hour or longer.
Otherwise get an accelerator up Amazon
Not sure on the long term yellowing. My granite is Ubatuba and you can not see yellowing at all. I do lita a accelerator better than anything else. I have never been patient enough to let it just dry naturally.LOL. Great feedback too.
Amazon has
black super glue that works as well as any other
@@RVEnthusiast did it eventually turn amber?
super glue at dollar store made in china pops out oozing the bottom. :(
super glue
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Been that way for 4-5 years now. It works extreamly well.
U still see the chip that's not the way to fix a chip
It is exactly the way Precision Granite in Tualatin Oregon does it. I have done many chip repairs and it works great. Is it perfect? Maybe not but it cost next to nothing todo and it works.
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