We have a handyman "helping" us remove 1 tile so that we can put in a powerpoint. He has badly cracked the bottom edge of the adjoining tile. As we don't have any more spares, is there any way to disguise the damage? Thanks for any help.
jmma,
May 14, 4:34am
Bigger powerpoint lol
dbab,
May 14, 4:41am
We have the tile to fit the power point. Its the one next to it that has been damaged.
pauldw,
May 14, 5:28am
What sort of powerpoint and how far from powerpoint is damage? A photo would help.
oh_hunnihunni,
May 14, 5:29am
Fill the crack or break with a glue tinted with gold dust.
The Japanese call it 'kintsugi' and it enhances rather than disguises the accidents of use.
msigg,
May 14, 6:30pm
Yes either stainless steel/ white plastic rectangle cover bigger than the power point , or same coloured silicon
harm_less,
May 14, 7:30pm
Depending on the colour of the tiles perhaps you could use an auto touch up paint. You can get them in little bottles with a brush like fingernail varnish. Also appliance touch up paint available in similar bottles.
articferrit,
May 14, 8:40pm
can you make/grind the crack bigger and grout it? and a photo would help
lythande1,
Jul 26, 1:57am
One f those frame things that go round powerpoints.
Or if it's small, nail polish
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