Can a crack in a sink be fixed?
Home Improvement Asked on February 7, 2021
Putting apartment up for rent.
Just want to fix this hairline crack without replacing the whole sink. It’s about 1/16" deep (can just feel it with the tip of your fingernail)
Is it possible? How?
One Answer
You might have been happy living with it, but it's a probable red-flag issue.
Acceptable fix - replace sink. If you have a "Habitat for Humanity ReStore" nearby (or some other "thrift store that deals in fixtures") it might not even be that expensive. Doesn't need to be a fancy overpriced brand but it needs to be intact.
Slumlord fix - epoxy or leave as is. It will never be "right" short of replacement. It will lose you renters with reasonable expectations, as they will smell slumlord when they see that sink at the apartment showing and keep looking - elsewhere.
Answered by Ecnerwal on February 7, 2021
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