My 1920 English Tudor has wonderful toilets, great ceramic tiles and matching washstands, tubs and sinks. My Master bath toilet bowl has had a crack in it for many years but it has just begun to sweat, then leak. I have searched unsuccessfully for months for a matching beige toilet bowl. No luck. A pal suggests I not use the toilet for a few days, then use a heat gun to dry it completely and use epoxy on the crack. How do I epoxy the inside of the bowl? What do you all think of this solution? All advice greatly appreciated. Thanks?
Elderly cracked toilet bowl
- Thread starter Joe Viola
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Yes unfortunately the modern standard options are white, bone, biscuit.... I have experience with this and can tell you right off that if the crack is bigger than 1/16 of an inch or any separation has occurred, the prognosis is not good....
If there has been no separation than I will highly recommend using a product called Super Glue Porcelain Repair. It comes with instructions...you maybe be able to find a porcelain touch up product to use on top of the super glue product to match your color
If there has been no separation than I will highly recommend using a product called Super Glue Porcelain Repair. It comes with instructions...you maybe be able to find a porcelain touch up product to use on top of the super glue product to match your color