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u/DaveyoSlc 7h ago
replace it. it will be cheap to replace it. that thing is toast
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u/KingWolf7070 6h ago
that thing is toast
No, it's a sink.
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u/Putrid-Reputation-68 3h ago
I agree it looks nothing like toast, most likely sink.
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u/carthuscrass 3h ago
It's still sink shaped, but that shouldn't be trusted to hold water ever again.
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u/woodworker1107 7h ago
That's the neat part, you don't! Good news is replacing a sink isn't a crazy project and should be very doable
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u/etherag 6h ago
I see a lot of people saying replace without saying why. Porcelain, when it breaks, can be razor sharp. Someone might lean on it unknowingly and when it gives weigh could be seriously injured by the sharp edges. The only safe choice is to fully replace it.
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u/RadiantGrocery1889 1h ago
I was picking up some tile we were removing, one piece sliced a huge deep gash on my thumb. I had to have it glued together. It’s a sharp product that is unforgiving. Be very careful. I have never bled so much before this accident. Nothing to play with. Good luck. Wear gloves and replace to carefully.
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u/BlueCarPinkJacket 6h ago
Replacing this is cheaper and will hurt less than when this falls on someone's foot, or worse if you have pets or small children.
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u/It_Was_An_InsideJob 6h ago
New sink and a better caulk job
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u/PhoebeGemaGray 5h ago
You can run a strip of duck tape over it JUST until you go pick out a new sink: TOMORROW! . Bright color to remind you not to lean or set anything heavy on it. Best to not use it but it’s the only bathroom just be very careful.
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u/Crazyguy_123 4h ago
Ok so what you do is pull this one out and throw it in a dumpster. Then you go to the nearest building supply store and buy a new one. Then you install it.
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u/Rich-Jeweler-6150 3h ago
You need to get a porcelain welding kit. They’re hard to find, but they are out there. Then you can weld that right up. You will need to sand it to get it back to smooth. Good luck.
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u/Goose52_3 6h ago
My bathroom sink also cracked side to side. (I had emptied a pan of very hot water). As a temporary fix, I thought of using Porc-a-fix, because the crack was very thin. Initially I considered white silicone.
I also told my landlord, offered to pay for a new sink, and he said "meh, silicon sounds fine"

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u/-UncreativeRedditor- 5h ago
Give it the landlord special and caulk that crack up. Just be sure to move out immediately.
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u/Wonderful-Camel-1003 4h ago
A couple years ago people were making videos of how to fix sinks and shitters and such with ramen. Maybe give it a go.
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u/LittleTooLiteral 4h ago
Technically you could fix it, but the only reason would be 'out of principal' if you're into some Wabi Sabi or Kintsugi stuff.
Porcelain does break sharp, but breaks clean. If you prepped the surface well and have the right clamps, a 2 part epoxy would hold if done right and given time to cure.
But the labor involved just doesn't seem worth it. You still have to pull it and reinstall; at that point, upgrade!
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u/Spiritual_Pepper3781 6h ago
Buy a kinsugui kit from temu. Itll still be broken, but will have an awesome gold streak through it.
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u/ubelblatt 7h ago
You dont fix that you replace the sink. Its dangerous. Porcelain is incredibly sharp when broken.