Doh anyone get any tips for repairing a burn hole on a kitchen work surface?

[Sparkly]

Managed to burn a small hole (50p) by putting a hot pan on it! (oops). What should I do?  ::)

[Sparkly]

[Paulines7]

What colour is the worktop?  Have you got a picture of the damage?

[Sparkly]

[Duke Ellington]

Sparkly ......

I would get inventive with some filler, white,blue black and grey paints,thin paint brushes and a satin clear varnish top coat.
With such a mottled design I am sure you would be able to make match the surface. In anycase it would look much better than the burn marks.

Duke :)

[Sparkly]

Thanks, will keep Ant busy hehe

[jennym]

I used Colorfill from B&Q to mend a chip in a beige sort of colour worktop, its fairly straightforward - heres a link to a black type:
http://nextday.diy.com/app/jsp/product/productPage.jsp?productId=86725&utm_source=affiliates&utm_medium=datafeed&utm_term=25g+ColorFill+%26+20ml+Solvent.+Worktop+joint+sealant+and+surface+repairer.+Bonds+joints+together%2C+eliminating+the+need+for+silicone.+Colour-matched+to+worktop+for+an+almost+invisible+joint.+Waterproof.+Download+COSHH+sheet+(PDF)

[ACE]

If it is a place that you put down pans on a regular basis put some of those nice stainless studs on in a pattern to cover the marks. My wife got a quite a surprise when she had found I had put some down for her. (good job they dont come off again).