Found the ‘enamel’ in the bathroom sink has cracked in several spaces. I think this might be due to some chemicals (make up?) being washed down or a ceramic soap dish left to rattle around during trips. Anyway the pic shows that I have prepared, filled, rubbed down and under coated with an etching primer. I will finish in the next few days and post a finished pic with details of the materials used. That’s if anyone is interested.0045658B-F2EF-4F91-9942-15525DCB3CC2.jpeg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)

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Found the ‘enamel’ in the bathroom sink has cracked in several spaces. I think this might be due to some chemicals (make up?) being washed down or a ceramic soap dish left to rattle around during trips. Anyway the pic shows that I have prepared, filled, rubbed down and under coated with an etching primer. I will finish in the next few days and post a finished pic with details of the materials used. That’s if anyone is interested.

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So for those interested - here’s a pic of the finished job. I’m pleased with the result - took a bit of rubbing down (sore fingers) and patience ( haven’t got a lot of that) but the sink is now free from blemishes and looks great. The other pic is of the spray cans used to get a really great finish. Just remember, you’re spraying in a confined space so wear a mask, protect your eyes, open the windows and mask off and cover all areas. Use a heat gun or a good hair dryer to warm the surface and gently warm the coats of paint. Better to put a few light coats rather than one heavy coat of paint. Hope this helps.DD10A902-01FD-44AB-A496-8477BE396D96.jpeg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)3AC9F9BD-32FC-47FC-995E-8F9584BFA32F.jpeg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)

Derek,

thanks for posting and for the materials used - may be necessary in the future!

Dave