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Live information from Granite Fabricators Forum : Help : Questions
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01/19/2012
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Re: Fabricating Silestone
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As for the tools the Skil is a brand I recognize, but the Hardin is not. When I googled it I only see sites that are set up by the person selling this item. It doesn't really "exist" anywhere else. I cannot speak for that tool except to say that perhap...
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01/18/2012
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Fabricating Silestone
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I just got 4 slabs of silestone for free (2 are 3/4thk and 2 are 3/8). I priced it out to get it fabricated and it's about $800 for a sink cut out and to put an edge on it. I played around with a small piece and believe do the job myself. If it does...
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12/30/2011
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Re: top polishing quartz
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Terry,
If you know how to top polish granite you can also top polish quartz. Make sure not to overshine the repair. When you want to match the snakeskin texture use the Klone-It kit found here:
http://www.defusco.com/KloneIt-Engineered-Stone-Resurfacin...
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12/28/2011
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top polishing quartz
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I have a seam in a quartz counter top i would like to top polish, its off like 1/64 in the back. Is there a way to top polish quartz? if so, where do i get the supplies? thanks, Terry
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12/12/2011
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Re: seam question
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A year should be fine as long as it was closed tight when you used it last.
If you put too little hardener the chemial reaction will be slower. If you put too much then the chemical reaction will be fater. Think a pea size amount of hardener to a table...
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12/11/2011
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seam question
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i had previously seamed a counter top and it looks like i may have messed up with the poly and hardener or just did not get enough in the seam to hold the pieces together. the seam cracked and the pieces were able to be separated. so i cleaned all the...
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