How To Repair ◆

Heat the crack with a blow dryer until it disappears, then fill it with industrial-grade cyanoacrylate (super glue) . For larger cracks, use a two-part epoxy filler color-matched with shavings from the material.

The phrase "" most likely refers to repairing solid surface countertops (like Corian), but it could also refer to a specific 1970s technical book on solid-state electronics or industrial solid-state metal repair . Since the intent is likely DIY home maintenance, 1. Repairing Solid Surface Countertops (Corian, etc.) How to Repair

Use a wet, gray Scotch-Brite™ pad in a circular motion to buff out the mark. Keep the area damp to avoid new scratches. Heat the crack with a blow dryer until

Use hydrogen peroxide and a toothbrush to scrub the crack. Since the intent is likely DIY home maintenance, 1

Sand the area starting with 220-grit sandpaper , moving up to 320-grit , and finishing with 400-grit . Always use a circular motion and "feather" the edges to blend the repair. Cracks (The "Ice Pack" Method):

Lay an ice pack over the crack for 45 minutes to make the material contract and widen the gap.

Solid surface materials are unique because they are non-porous and the color goes all the way through, making them highly restorable.