Dicking about installing a light above my very recently installed bathroom basin and dropped my screwdriver. In fact, I had dropped it twice previously and thought "I'd better get a sheet to cover the sink or I'm going to damage it.". Needless to say, I couldn't be bothered getting the sheet and lo and behold, third time unlucky, screwdriver lands blade downwards in the basin and takes a chip out. What is the best way to repair? The basin is white and the chip is about a mm deep and 3mm wide. I tried a bit of radiator enamel, but the colour is too white. Maybe I should experiment by mixing the rad paint with a tiny amount of yellow? Any suggestions?
Regards, Jim.