docbotanus
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The unit is a GE Profile with gas burners, and a flat glossy ceramic/glass top. The edge overlapping the counter has a 1 inch long by quarter inch chip; it is not a functional edge, other than covering countertop. It looks bad because the counter is white. It is really not subject to heat or abuse- other than the bad fortune of dropping an object on the edge!
I'd just buy a new top, but that is over $700! Seems silly, though.
Is there a compound to repair this, to give a close match in appearance?I have access to molding materials, so I could make a mask that could hold a material in place while it cures to duplicate the edge, if that's of any help.
Any ideas?
I'd just buy a new top, but that is over $700! Seems silly, though.
Is there a compound to repair this, to give a close match in appearance?I have access to molding materials, so I could make a mask that could hold a material in place while it cures to duplicate the edge, if that's of any help.
Any ideas?