Cracked Quartz Worktop

Jane99

Got an unsightly crack in my white worktop. The worktop is several years old & not covered by warranty. 


The hairline crack needs cleaning out, its full of debris. I've tried Ciff & the Pink Stuff but no luck.  Any ideas what else I can use?

I've googled & websites suggest using epoxy, resin or superglue to seal the crack.

Many thanks 

Doozergirl

A surface repair person.

They should be able to reseal the crack for you.  There's a franchise called Magic Man, but there will be random independents near you too.  

I very much doubt that there's a cleaning product that will lift trapped dirt.  And it will only happen again immediately.  

GDB2222

Doozergirl said:

A surface repair person.

They should be able to reseal the crack for you.  There's a franchise called Magic Man, but there will be random independents near you too.  

I very much doubt that there's a cleaning product that will lift trapped dirt.  And it will only happen again immediately.  

Do you need specialist tools to rake out the crack, plus a lot of skill, or can this be DIY'ed? 

Jane99

Thank you, will try Magic man.

I googled for such companies in my area but barely any came up.  I contacted one (said they covered my area) but they didn't get back to me. 

Doozergirl

GDB2222 said:

Doozergirl said:

A surface repair person.

They should be able to reseal the crack for you.  There's a franchise called Magic Man, but there will be random independents near you too.  

I very much doubt that there's a cleaning product that will lift trapped dirt.  And it will only happen again immediately.  

Do you need specialist tools to rake out the crack, plus a lot of skill, or can this be DIY'ed? 

They will make the repair invisible.

I think you can buy kits as I've seen them being sold at trade fairs but the repair is probably cheaper.  

Rosa_Damascena

I know it's not the whole solution, but would a toothbrush and some floss help with clearing the debris?