I have a white (pure white and glossy) tile that has been chipped on
the edge. The chipped area is triangular in shape and about one inch
per side. It is right up against a carpeted area. I'd like to fill it
in with something.

Can someone give me a suggestion of something white and hard. The area
gets walked on occassionally. Being right on the edge makes it worse I
know. I'm not looking for perfection but it would be barely noticeable
if it was filled in and stayed that way.

Replacing the tile is not an option.

Thanks

Jane

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I have a white (pure white and glossy) tile that has been chipped on
the edge. The chipped area is triangular in shape and about one inch
per side. It is right up against a carpeted area. I'd like to fill it
in with something.

Can someone give me a suggestion of something white and hard. The area
gets walked on occassionally. Being right on the edge makes it worse I
know. I'm not looking for perfection but it would be barely noticeable
if it was filled in and stayed that way.

Hardware stores sell a special patching enamel
to repair chips on the surface of appliances e.g.
stoves and fridges. I used it to repair satisfactorily
ceramic enamel chipped from a washbasin.

--
Don Phillipson
Carlsbad Springs
(Ottawa, Canada)