OK, thank you. I wasn't clicking on the right spot. I clicked on the teeny down arrow and found the report card for the site. I had right clicked and went to MY WOT and entered name of site but wasn't favorable. Today I copied the exact site to enter it and it gave it an excellent report card. I've been shying away from the sites with the exclamation marks.

Still haven't heard anything and I'm tired of the whole ordeal. The email communication with them so far has proven to be poor. They didn't even answer all the issues in my emails. Some of the ones I received just had links where I could basically figure out the problem myself and I absolutely hate that not to mention they're suggestions didn't work because they need to fix it on THEIR END. I want to talk to a person and fix it. Enough messing around. My last phone conversation with a Snapfish rep. the best he could do was sent, yet another, email to someone and they'd get back to me. I want the order cancelled and I won't order from them again. If they would've been a little more concerned about fixing this and doing it a little faster I might feel different. Point of my babbling, do I need to ask to talk to a Supervisor at Snapfish? In general what do I need to say to get the job done? I know it's not there person on the other end of the line's fault but again. . . I guess I could still order photos from another photo site before this is taken care of but something in me just keeps saying to hold off. I hope the amount doesn't show up on my credit card since it's "pending". My email from Paypal made the normal comment at the bottom saying $xx amount was charged to your card and will show up on your statement as SNAPFISH or something like that.

Looks like a good site - thanks

I've just been on the monocoat.us site and did some more detailed reading of it. That' what I'm going with! I was impressed by the technology of it, that it causes the wood fibers to compress and bond, so it's not even that it "needs" only one coat but rather it will only take one coat because once the reaction occurs, the wood fibers can't take another coat. Impressive. It's also safer, i.e.: food/health. It's also a lot easier to repair if needed, and really impressive is that, if you do need to do a repair, because of the bonding technology, any bonded fibers around the area being repaired will not take the new Monocoat being applied! I think that's amazing. Their site does have a gallery with pic of kitchen counters, including one around a kitchen sink with a big ol' puddle of water on it. As well, kitchen counters are certainly a heck of a lot easier to re-coat every 3- 6 years, as recommended, than floors. So, Monocoat it will be for my kitchen counters. I wouldn't hesitate to use it on an island counter (is there a sink in the island?). My only concern with the Monocoat, aside from the color, was the water around the sink, thing. But that seems to be resolved for me. I'm going to order three samples: Antique Bronze, Castle Brown, and Walnut. I want a rich somewhat deep but not dark brown with gold highlights but with NO red or orange.