I've dropped a heavy pan on the front of the cooker - it has made a slight chip of the black enamel. Any tips for repair please?
Chipped Enamel on Cooker
Sep 04, 2006
2 Replies
Contact manufacturer and ask for cost of replacement.
Pursue accidental damage claim with insurer.
I presume the damage is on the cooker and not the pan!? I've seen some enamel paints in little nail varnish size containers with a small brush inside them. I think is was in B&Q, or try a car paint chip repair system.
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