Re: Corian repair Reply #25 – January 13, 2018, 05:08:44 pm Use the specific Corian adhesive. I know it works Quote Selected 2 Likes
Re: Corian repair Reply #26 – January 13, 2018, 08:56:11 pm Quote from: nitehawk – January 12, 2018, 11:27:58 amIs there a way to fix shallow holes in Corian? Repair kit? I won't use names. Let's just say a dumbass make a mistake. No.Actually you asked how to fix, not fill. Quote Selected
Re: Corian repair Reply #27 – January 14, 2018, 09:23:24 am Quote from: AncloteJoe – January 12, 2018, 03:11:01 pmWhat about the corian sink cover? can that be repaired as well. Some Bonehead(not the same bonehead as previously mentioned) dropped a pan on it and broke it in half.I'll be finding out soon as I managed to break the cover in my sister's 320. Whoops. The one in mine is pre broken as well. I did some checking and see the seam kits are scarce on ebay. Dupont has apparently changed the formulation to a new brew. Here is one.470ML DuPont Joint Adhesive 2.0 - Bisque color, 1 mixing nozzle included | eBayHere's the info on it......Joint Adhesive 2.0 | DuPont ™ Corian ® | DuPont USAAs far as using epoxy etc., I'd be cautious. May well work, may render the part unrepairable using the specific DuPont product. As with all things Corian, the supply network is tightly controlled. May be able to find a third party dealer online, may have to see if you can find a dealer who will sell this stuff to you for diy. I'll be looking for a source as well, will update with results. Quote Selected 2 Likes
Topic: Corian repair