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Dealing with chip in brand new Fireclay apron sink

3 years ago

Hi All! I noticed a small chip in the front of our brand new Fireclay Blanco Cerana apron front sink. The rest of the family says it’s not at all noticeable. Having a hard time accepting imperfections with the reno (no matter how small!) Should I fix it or just wait till new kitchen feeling wears off and the anxiety decreases?

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Joseph Corlett, LLC
3 years ago
I'd live with that. It's no where near eye level and with fireclay, you've got more on the way.
ci_lantro
3 years ago
Should I fix it

No. Because any attempt to repair will 99.99% guarantee that the flaw will be a lot more obvious. Or just obvious because I can't see it now.
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barncatz
3 years ago
last modified: 3 years ago
Leave it.
morz8 - Washington Coast
3 years ago
:)

I had to really strain to find it even with you pointing it out. Forget about it and move on. In a week, you won't see it either - it in no way deserves your stress. I promise.

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