Help!

[Suz]

My husband dropped something heavy on our new stove and chipped the enamel on the corner. Does anyone know how to fix this? :confused:

[shabbychick]

Oh, what a shame about your stove! I bet there's some kind of liquid you can paint over the chip like the kind they use on sinks.

[Lynzee]

Lowe's sells an Appliance Touch Up Paint in a small container similar to that of "White Out". I used it on the corner of my cooktop when it got dropped coming out of the box. :eek: The result isn't showroom perfect, but I was pleased with the way it turned out.

[Suz]

Thanks so much for the info. I'll go today and look for it. My husband was re-hanging one of the kitchen cabinets after repairing it and dropped it on the stove. Lovely. But I'll try it and see how it works. Thanks!

[rubyslippers]

If it is really dramatic and the touch-up stuff doesn't work, there are places that refinish antique stoves. I feel confident that they can help you if needed. My gas oven has some weird edges on it - - I wonder if they used that stuff on it. I really really REALLY want one of those antique or antique-styled stove/ovens, so I have investigated this more than your "average beat" - - let me know how it turns out.

Sincerely,

Jenny

[Gigi]

Oooooo- I hope you can find a way to repair this corner on your new stove. I wonder if there's a filler-like a filler for wood-but for stove material??? Touch up paint will work too- and I bet it won't be no time until you can't see the damage anymore.

Hugs