Cleaning the glass this morning and discovered I chipped my WB peninsula 7225. It hasn't been in the house 3 weeks or full of water and running for 1 full week. Don't even remember bumping it in that area.
It's along the outer top rim 3/16" x 3/8" and probably 3/32" deep at the deepest. That is out of 3/4" glass or 12.5% deep max. After reading several chipped glass posts, I see that I can order a repair kit with a UV light to harden it. But i am wondering if I would be better off with getting the car windshield people to do this cosmetic (I am pretty sure) repair. Or is it going to look bad maybe because the 45° tiny beveled edge won’t line up? And i should just leave it. My hope would be that it could be fixed such that if you knew it was there and looked for it, you could find it but not so that I will see it every time I walk past the tank.
@MiniGbr - as a resident glass artisan, do you see this as an issue?
Others having done these repairs, how did they turn out?
It's along the outer top rim 3/16" x 3/8" and probably 3/32" deep at the deepest. That is out of 3/4" glass or 12.5% deep max. After reading several chipped glass posts, I see that I can order a repair kit with a UV light to harden it. But i am wondering if I would be better off with getting the car windshield people to do this cosmetic (I am pretty sure) repair. Or is it going to look bad maybe because the 45° tiny beveled edge won’t line up? And i should just leave it. My hope would be that it could be fixed such that if you knew it was there and looked for it, you could find it but not so that I will see it every time I walk past the tank.
@MiniGbr - as a resident glass artisan, do you see this as an issue?
Others having done these repairs, how did they turn out?
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