Yes, you can repair a chipped or scratched resurfaced sink. While resurfacing makes a sink look new again, it is still susceptible to damage. Over time, small chips or scratches can appear due to regular use, dropping objects, or using harsh cleaning products. The good news is that these issues can often be fixed without needing to resurface the entire sink again.

Need help with the information below? Contact our bath and sink resurfacing company to assist with any repairs you may need as well as resurfacing.

How to Fix a Chipped or Scratched Resurfaced Sink

• Clean the Area – First, clean the damaged spot with mild soap and water. Dry it completely to ensure the repair material sticks well.
• Use a Repair Kit – Many home improvement stores sell resurfacing repair kits. These kits usually contain filler, paint, and a sealant that match the sink's color.
• Apply Filler – If the chip is deep, use a small amount of filler to even out the surface. Let it dry completely before moving to the next step.
• Sand the Area – Once the filler is dry, gently sand the repaired spot to smooth it out. Use fine sandpaper to avoid scratching other areas.
• Repaint and Seal – Apply touch-up paint that matches the resurfaced sink. Once the paint dries, add a sealant to protect the repair and blend it with the rest of the sink.

Preventing Future Damage

• Avoid Harsh Cleaners – Use gentle, non-abrasive cleaners to prevent scratches.
• Be Careful with Heavy Objects – Try not to drop heavy items in the sink.
• Use a Sink Mat – A soft mat can help prevent damage from dishes or utensils.

By following these steps, you can extend the life of your resurfaced sink and keep it looking great for years.