Anyone know how you might fill in a crack in a solid surface veneer countertop?

Hope this helps.

Nice try and thanks @ChazMaz but since the veneer is not wood but Corian, it’s a little different. I will go into Home Depot and ask if no one here knows; just thought I’d try here first.

Here’s what seems to be the common view: DIY for minor scratches or chips; bring in a pro for deep cracks.

http://www2.dupont.com/Surfaces/en_US/products/corian/corian_care.html

Thanks Gail – this is a little different because it is a veneer of Corian. I think I will contact he manufacturer and see what they suggest, but thanks for the link.

Sorry, I missed that. My sister has solid Corian. I have trouble imagining a Corian veneer laminated to wood.

And I have trouble imagining a cat who writes posts on Fluther so go know! There are more things in heaven and earth…..

You can resurface laminate countertops.

Thank you @BarnacleBill; will check out that link.

What is throwing me off is, I did not know Corian can be made into a veneer.

It’s the Wilsonart product mentioned in BarnacleBill’s link. We got it from Home Depot about 10 years ago. Price is more than Formica but cheaper than Corian or granite.