Superglue to build up and smooth the edge.

lwo - i found a tiny roundish chip on my granite today, not on an edge, and plopped some silicone into the divot. superglue is better though? on a flat surface as well? for such a small divot, i didnt want to bother calling my fabricator.

blackchamois- is it possible your fabricator will fill the chip? the place i went with has a lifetime chip fix for their customers. i had them fill an edge chip and i cant even find it.

Superglue? Really? Hmmm.

Thanks for the suggestions. I think I will call the fabricator and see if they will come out.

It is a little more noticable than I thought - sort of a white-ish mark but not very large. More concerned about more of the edge chipping away.

Thanks!

Super glue is what my fab told me too.

I used a chip repair kit I found on Amazon for a rather large chip on the inside edge of the counter by the sink, and was pleased with how well it worked for us.

Here is a link that might be useful: Chip repair kit

BlackChamois:

Go to your local hobby store and get thin superglue and accelerator. Clean the chip with acetone or alcohol. If the chip is on a vertical edge, adhere Scotch tape over it. Drop the superglue into the chip with the dammed tape edge and spray it with accelerator; be sure to over-fill it a bit. The glue will set nearly instantly when sprayed.

Remove the tape and spray the accelerator against the edge for good measure. You may have to reapply the superglue. Use a perpendicular razor blade to scrape the over-filled superglue to flush. It's sharp enough to scrape the glue, but won't scratch the surface.