DIY with Confidence: Solid Surface Advice You Can Trust
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Our Learn page is dedicated to providing you with DIY tips and tricks for working with solid surface materials! Whether you're a seasoned DIYer or tackling a kitchen countertop renovation, this resource is here to equip you with the knowledge and techniques necessary to tackle your projects. From essential tools and techniques to advice on cutting, polishing, and seaming, we're here to empower you with the skills necessary to achieve the results you are looking for. Get ready to enhance your DIY skills and explore your creativity with solid surface materials!
Planning to install a new countertop? We are here to guide you through the process of installing a substrate for your countertop. Learn how to measure, cut, and secure the substrate.
There are two techniques for fabricating a countertop with edge buildups. The technique you will use is dependent on the size/state of the countertop surface piece at the time in which buildups are added
Learn how to achieve seamless and professional-looking seams in solid surface materials. This article guides you through the process, from checking edge cleanliness to applying adhesive and tightening clamps.
There are a few key differences and adjustments that must be made to use a router with a template guide. Follow this guide when cutting solid surface with a template guide.
The mirror edge cutting technique is only applicable on edges that will be seamed together. For cuts on edges that sit against a wall or appliance, view our article "How to Cut Solid Surface"
Finish is a major thing to consider with solid surface. High-gloss finishesshould only be considered in low traffic areas where aesthetics outweigh durability.
Discover the essential steps for cutting solid surface materials. From marking the cut line to using a circular saw for a rough cut and finally achieving a clean cut with a router, we guide you through the process.
The finish is a major thing to consider with solid surface. A matte finish undoubtedly shows scratches less than semi-gloss and much less than a high-gloss finish.
Finish is a major thing to consider with solid surface. For high-traffic areas a Matte finish is generally recommended. A semi-Gloss finish is an acceptable alternative although you may have some additional maintenance required every few years.
A key element to consider when designing your next solid surface project is the edge detail. This is an important factor that needs to be discussed prior to your countertops being fabricated.
Whether you're a seasoned craftsman or a DIY enthusiast, this guide will equip you with the knowledge to elevate your solid surface projects to new heights. Discover the tools you need when working with solid surface.
Solid surface, most commonly known by the brand Corian, is a term used to describe a variety of man-made materials commonly used for countertop installations.
