Not gonna be a DIY repair. IF it can be repaired, it will take a pro with tinted 2 part epoxy and a lot of color matching skill and patience and a lot of your $$. In the end, it's probably cheaper to replace the marble or live with it as is. Vintage charm and all.

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Remodelfla- There's tons of really good slab distributors in your area - many guys like me and my "brothers" in the Industry and the SFA can help you decide which particular slabs will be best to work with for YOUR project. Most of us "in the community" are concerned about making sure that the final material you decide on will be the appropriate thing for the purpose that you are selecting it for. You see "pretty" - we see the natural qualities that you'll need to be made aware of - like fissures, pitting, vein orientation, color concentrations, potential for wear based on service application, etc. In Florida - many people like to use Marble in their kitchens - stuff like Cararra, Calacotta Oro, Danby, Statuary, etc - are all used in a lot of applications their in the Sunshine State - more than in other places in country - but the bottom line in all of this - is consumer education. Guys like me want to make sure that our customers KNOW what they are getting - BEFORE it arrives in YOUR home on the day of install. Like I always have said to members of our Industry - "If your customer KNOWS what they're getting BEFORE it arrives - they WON'T be SHOCKED when they GET IT" or to quote my good friend - the late Maurizio Bertolli - "Education BEFORE any SALE!!" hth kevin

Joe...also....the corbels under the granite were from previous countertop. There are 2 and the counter on the side with the crack does not meet it...they filled in gap with epoxy. I have a call in to the fabricator company...they also sell the slabs and installed. Am I being unreasonable about the crack? I can see it and feel it. I spent a lot of money for these tops and am also using as full height backsplash. They are supposed to install tomorrow which obviously will not happen until they come out and we discuss the counter concerns.