Touching up a Belfast sink

[ScotHill]

Got scratches on the bottom of ours, I know any repair won't be perfect but it might be better than the dark greyish lines we currently have.

Is there any filler and/or touch-up colour that would work and be reasonably robust?

[wolfracesonic]

I’ve got the same problem, I keep thinking of getting some of this stuff, a bit spendy but these guys should know what they’re on about. Shaws of Darwen.

[ScotHill]

wolfracesonic said:

I’ve got the same problem, I keep thinking of getting some of this stuff, a bit spendy but these guys should know what they’re on about. Shaws of Darwen.

Ah okay, so it is an industry thing, I'd only read about a couple of people bodging it with some DIY stuff that didn't last long. That is pricey but I'll see if there's something similar that's a bit cheaper.

[DonkeyApple]

ScotHill said:

Got scratches on the bottom of ours, I know any repair won't be perfect but it might be better than the dark greyish lines we currently have.

Is there any filler and/or touch-up colour that would work and be reasonably robust?

There are services that will refinish old crazed sinks that don't need reenamaling.