Quartz Counters Color Issue
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Seems show worse on light color quartz counter than dark?
Comments (4)Probably, but only because the seam, even if done well in a white quartz counter, will gather dust and gunk, which will turn dark. Eventually, this will stand out against a white counter while it would blend into a dark counter, whose seam is matched dark to begin with. Same idea as with tile and white vs. dark grout. I ave a nice tight seam in my white Caesarstone Blizzard counter. I barely notice it, but I take care to keep it clean. There was a recent post about this, where I posted pics of my seam. Here is a link that might be useful: Another Seam thread...See MoreCambria Quartz Issues
Comments (16)UPDATE: It was fixed. So Cambria sent someone out and the cracks were filled sometime at the end of July/beginning of August. You can't feel or see them now. I mean I know where they were, but if you don't, you'd never see them. Their technician did a wonderful job. I'm extremely happy with their customer service- very professional. And regardless of whose fault it was (theirs or the fabricator), they did right by their customer and fixed it. ETA: And the most important part- no new cracks! That was my biggest worry....See MoreNeed Quartz counter top advice and staining issue
Comments (1)Look at the damage the BKF did to the samples please....See MoreQuartz counter color
Comments (6)“I really thought this wasn't a snarky group, guess I was wrong.” @Cherie Sampson don‘t put that on this group. Your OP didn’t even have a full sentence. You expect advice when all you did was name 3 items out of the air, no context, no explanation, no photos, no discussion of the kitchen, or the style you like. What kind of person expects people to take the time to write advice when she herself can’t take the time to write one sentence? And then you chastise US. Thank goodness there are plenty who come here with questions who are not like that....See Morelive_wire_oak
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