Showing posts with label invisible cracks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label invisible cracks. Show all posts

Monday, February 1, 2010

Cornerstone Countertop Repair. Greensboro NC Part 2

Well, here are some pics that will clearly show the cracks in this Cornerstone countertop. The "invisible" cracks show quite clearly when you scratch the countertop with sandpaper and get the dust smeared into and around the cracked area. The following two pictures show the same corner with 2 cracks coming from it. This is the left corner of the kitchen.




The picture below show the right side of the kitchen with another big, mean Crock Pot caused crack.




As always, here are the finished pictures. Naturally, you can no longer see the cracks in the countertop because they are no longer cracked.




Another great repair done by Complete Solid Surface Refinishing in beautiful North Carolina.

Part 1 of this article can be found here. http://cssrblog.blogspot.com/2009/11/cornerstone-countertop-repair.html

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Cornerstone Countertop Repair. Greensboro NC

These folks have a Cornerstone countertop that has been severely cracked in 3 places by the use of a Crock pot. (I know, why did it take 3 cracks before they stopped using the Crock Pot?) Would you believe, 2 of the cracks fixed themselves?

Of course they did not really fix themselves. There is a neat little thing that happens with a lot of these solid surface countertop cracks that many of my customers over the years have told me about. They hear the countertop crack, usually described to me as a gunshot sound, but they are not sure where the sound came from. They walk around the house and look for anything that may have fallen over or something. After being unable to find anything they quit looking.

Typically, a few hours later or in some cases even days, they may be wiping down the countertops and they find the crack because they can feel it, even though the speckled countertop pattern hides the crack from sight. Unless of course it is a gapping crack that you can see into.


Both of these pictures show the countertop with the cracks in them. Look closely, can you see the cracks?



I'm short on time right now so I will finish this post later. Be sure and check back or subscribe to the blog (top left column). Part 2 of this article can be found here http://cssrblog.blogspot.com/2010/02/cornerstone-countertop-repair.html

Another awesome repair from Complete Solid Surface Refinishing in beautiful North Carolina