How to Fix a Chipped Sink

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neakybird

May 17, 4:47 PM [GMT -5]

I could use some advice on where to find epoxy for older sinks, bath tubs and toilets because the colors are usually not available. For instance, my bathroom sink and toilet a beige color with a rosey undertone. I have been unable to find anything to match and mixing is all but impossible because the places I have been to don't carry the colors I would need to use as a mix.
Is there any place you know of that specializes in the older colors?
Thanks for your help.
Sincerely,
neakybird

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