Does anyone know what this countertop material is?
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does anyone know what counter top this is or if it’s quartz?
Comments (11)It looks like marble, but more than likely it is quartzite (similar to marble.) Especially since it is stored outside. Quartz is not good out in the elements. Be careful if you are choosing it for your kitchen. Quartzite and marble will scratch and etch. Unless you are not much of a cook and the kitchen is more ornamental, I would choose quartz or granite....See MoreDoes Anyone Know What Countertop Material This Is??
Comments (7)If it's actually Calacatta Gold marble, expect $25k to start for a quite modest amount of linear feet. People spend $40-80k on Calacatta Gold marble. Typically when you are at that level of stone, you have a large kitchen. Sigh, it's silly, but this gives you an idea about Calacatta Gold marble...See MoreDoes anyone know how to fix a burnt Mark on a quartz countertop
Comments (1)Were you in my area, I'd figure out how much a replacement piece would cost and charge you half with a $1,000.00 minimum. If I didn't get the mark removed and the finish matched to your satisfaction, no charge. Everybody wins. The good news is it looks like a resin burn only. It doesn't appear any of the quartz crystals have "popped" (turned white). Those can be drilled and filled, but make the repair trickier. Getting the burn out is the easy part. Getting the finish to match after the burn is gone is tough. Not at all a DIY or handyman project. This ain't granite or solid surface. Expect anyone who touches it to get you to acknowledge in writing that the top is ruined and that they can only make it better. You may want to settle for a less-than-perfect repair, especially if color/particulate match material is not available. You may have a discontinued estone; that may mean replacing all the tops to get perfection....See Moredoes anyone know how to repair a crack in granite countertop?
Comments (3)You have a classic reinforcement rod failure. Your sink leaked, the water penetrated past the cheap polyester bedding the cold steel reinforcement rod, thereby oxidizing (expanding) it, and splitting the stone. There is no stone stronger than rust. You are going to get Craigslisters offering to fill it for several hundred dollars. That will work for about a month. The sink must be dropped, the rod(s) removed, the stone patched and/or the sink replaced with an apron style which will eliminate the repaired crack. Anyone charging less than $1,000.00 for this repair should be thrown out. Depending on the shape of your sink, please post a picture taken further back, you may need a custom sink replacement which could be north of 4K. Depending on the size of your kitchen, your sink's placement in the top layout, the rarity of your stone, and the availability of repair material, top replacement may be more cost effective. Your split is past your cutout; not good. Don't wait please. Not only is this terribly unsanitary, but your top will continue to self destruct. Elkay Quartz Luxe in Silvermist....See Moremxk3 z5b_MI
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