White epoxy(?) filler

I'm looking for something like a brilliant white glossy version of Araldite or car body filler which could be used for filling chips in crockery and basins, gouges or dings in enamel on baths etc. Anybody know of such a stuff and where to get it? Obvously I'm after small quantities - there's

John S

Gelcoat filler from a yacht chandlers? It's polyester resin rather than epoxy but it gives a better gloss finish. It's available in a wide range of different shades of white to match the existing surface.

Russell.

I asked my dentist for some of the "white filling" stuff. Cures using UV light. Seems OK for small cracks in china. They come in various shades... unfortunately none are pure white... but pretty close.

Colin

I think it is called "Fine White", recommended for repairs to china and pottery. Milliput goes off in the presence of water as well, which can be handy.

Aha. I have just the thing.

If you go to a model shop, and ask for 'micro balloons' you will get a pot full of white amazingly light white powder

Mix this with modelling epoxy, and you get a white goo that will be thick, white and sets in minutes.

Comparisons with IMM welcome.

Bondaglas, Beckenham, Kent do small lots of white 2 part filler. Don't have their details to hand but IIRC their technical dept is pretty helpful.