Does anyone have a countertop in London Fog Quartz that required a seam? If so can you please post a picture so I can reference it. Thank you.

I am nit shortening the island, instead I am adding one mire cabinet in the island which will make it 82”, that way I eliminate extra panel. Either way my question was if it’s normal to have a seam where he put it or is it fit saving the material? He says he will need 4 slabs but with eliminating extra panel he will do with 3.

It appears to have a metal mark contamination on each side and the color match was probably done on site instead of looking up the right adhesive from Integra. It's tight in the back and wide in the front which means the installer sacrificed seam quality to get a better fit to the wall. Bad templating.

Is there anything that can be done at this point? The last tech that came to look said it could not, once the polish was buffed down that was pretty much it ....... now I'm settling with the company that contracted the installers for A couple hundred but in reality I'd rather have a nice counter but I don't know if it can be fixed and I also have a lot of small cracks throughout rough texturen where certain crystals are. I just am not sure if this is quality work