I purchased an epoxy, from I think these folks in NJ, from whom we bought our granite counters. www.marble.com. It worked out well
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We have a couple of very small chips in our granite countertops. I read online that you can fill it in with an epoxy material. Has anyone done this? Brand that you used? Is there a good place locally to buy the epoxy or online? Or does anyone have any general advice about doing this.
Thank you!