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Nomadicchefs · 10-27-2018, 12:01 PM

Hi all! I have noticed recently (only because I can slightly feel them) there are a few hairline cracks/fractures in my plastic kitchen sink. It's not leaking but I would like to remedy this without having to replace the sink. It seems there only around the center, very small less than 2 inches. I don't fill the sink with water to do my dishes, nor are my utensils, etc heavy. We use plastic everything. When washing my pots or pans, I don't slam them down, nor do I leave them in the sink. I haven't dropped anything in it and the other side is perfectly fine. Could it be from hot water? Or possibly fluctuating temperatures? Any ideas what I can use to fix this before it becomes a major problem?

10-27-2018, 12:01 PM	#1
Nomadicchefs Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2017 Location: Moundsville Posts: 154	Hairline stress cracks in kitchen sink Hi all! I have noticed recently (only because I can slightly feel them) there are a few hairline cracks/fractures in my plastic kitchen sink. It's not leaking but I would like to remedy this without having to replace the sink. It seems there only around the center, very small less than 2 inches. I don't fill the sink with water to do my dishes, nor are my utensils, etc heavy. We use plastic everything. When washing my pots or pans, I don't slam them down, nor do I leave them in the sink. I haven't dropped anything in it and the other side is perfectly fine. Could it be from hot water? Or possibly fluctuating temperatures? Any ideas what I can use to fix this before it becomes a major problem?