Repairing A Chip In Granite Countertop

[@mikmaster63]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pojGeHttq6mra7M Here’s the video I learned from

[@MM-sq5pf]

Thanks

[@jackyy548]

Looks good to me man

[@Keith80027]

I would be very pleased with those results! You have to know where the problem was to find your repair job even with the high mag of you lens.

[@fungusamongusart199]

Thanks for the shout out! 😁

[@dontfit6380]

Some how we manage to smack the counter while loading the dishwasher. It has quite a few chips. I never even thought about there a fix. Thanks for putting this out!

[@mikmaster63]

There’s lots of videos and methods to repair them. I chose the more expensive and maybe the most difficult method. It’s not perfect but I don’t think anyone could tell if they didn’t know it was there.

[@dontfit6380]

@@mikmaster63 it started out not looking the best but by the time you finished I couldn’t even tell where you fixed it. I’d say that’s a job well done.

[@jacquey3682]

Great video!!! Thanks for sharing.

[@mirimirzad6719]

Hello thanks for the video. I am in a similar predicament - my granite is made up of multiple colours. How did you manage to get the bevelled edge? I didn’t quite catch that. Thank you.

[@mikmaster63]

My edge is rounded. I used the undamaged part of the counter top to shape the sandpaper and while sanding trying not to put much pressure on the undamaged portion so as not to over sand it and leave any groove. Hope that makes sense.

[@mikmaster63]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pojGeHttq6mra7M This is the video I watched to learn from