Laminate Worktop repair options

MartinL

I have a 2006/2007 Sterling Eccles Moonstone.   Unfortunaly I forgot to remove the Carbon Monoxide alarm before travelling at the weekend and it fell off the shelf onto a laminate worktop (I believe it is cherry coloured wood - but not 100% sure as I cannot find the colour listed in the Swift-Eccles brochure.   It has created a hole about 12mm x 6mm where a small piece of laminate has cracked off and been pushed down about 2mm. photo attached.  I am looking at options to do a repair.  So far I have looked at coloured resin - but the choice of colours is very limited - or hard wax (From Konig) with a lacquer coat on top.   Any other options known please?

 

viatorem

I used colorfill on mine but the dent was not so big.

 I filled the dent with araldite to seal and give strength then skimmed with colorfill. 

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EasyT

There seems to be anear rectangular piece cracked off and pushed in. I would release it by cutting if necessary with the tip of a new craft knife blade and remove it so that the hole can be filled and the piec stuck back. Whilst the pieces was out and before filling I would try and fill beneath the remaining dented in area whilst raising it with a pick or shaped bit of paper clip. Then I would try a hard wax on the remaining cracks. I did a similar repair about 18 years aago

Wildwood

A firm called Plastic Surgeon does this on a national basis. I have not used them but did see an article on them repairing a caravan laminate successfully.