Sink refurb

[chris-s]

The moulded sink in our little Pegasus is a tad tatty and I’m not sure how best to tidy it up. I can’t find a stainless sink of suitable size so I guess it needs to be paint or something. Ideas please.

 

[ashtead]

Have you thought of trying some chlorine as used for swimming pools -blue canister in liquid form cleans many things but clearly use with care with gloves Google’s and ventilation etc -it cleans patios and pool edging stones etc.

 

[Neeves]

My guess is your sink was originally moulded in an existing commercially available stainless sink. Using an existing sink would be so much cheaper than making a mould. Sinks come in fairly standard sizes - keep looking - and check caravan and motor home shops.

Take your existing sink and use it as a mould and make a new one - or sand it back and re-coat with a decent acrylic paint.

Think outside the box

Jonathan

 

[Poignard]

What are the dimensions?
I have an old Simpson - Lawrence stainless steel square sink of the kind that was fitted to many boats in the 1960s and 1970s that might do.

 

[seumask]

You may find that Penguine Engineering have the right replacement or knowledge of how to sort your sink out.
Marine Sinks - Domestic & Marine Taps - Boat Calorifiers & Domestic Plumbing - Pedestals - Teak Wonder Treatment - BioSok - Water Witch Bilge Switches

 

[chris-s]

Thanks for the replies and the link to penguin engineering. They have a sink which is within a cm so I have dropped them an email.