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PVC door step damaged

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I’ve had an accident today putting the Christmas lights up .
I accidently dropped my hammer from up high and it hit the anthracite door step and put a big split into it .
How can I fix this thanks
 

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Assuming the 'hollow-ness' is not used for anything, which I don't think it is then, expanding foam; cut back to just below surface; filler and sanded back and then some form of sticky-back plastic film covering the whole lot, tucked under the frame and finished off fully around the edges.
 
Assuming the 'hollow-ness' is not used for anything, which I don't think it is then, expanding foam; cut back to just below surface; filler and sanded back and then some form of sticky-back plastic film covering the whole lot, tucked under the frame and finished off fully around the edges.

With respect, that doesn't sound very stable.

Someone in high heels standing on it will puncture it within seconds.
 
With respect, that doesn't sound very stable.

Someone in high heels standing on it will puncture it within seconds.
I don't think that's very likely, people in high heels generally have their wits about them and consider where they're walking/stepping.

A fascia capping would also work, you can get end caps too to finish the ends.
 
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It sticks out a much doesn't it, at 2 bricks up its a trip hazard. Maybe cut it down to half that and cover with something thicker
 

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