Darryl,

Exactly and thank you for explaining way better then I did

Wow, sorry guys didn't realize people were answering this. Because I always got emails to my phone when someone would reply to your question. Anyways VThartzog wrote:I just look at the hold on production that this could cause if you have questions, need of new layout, change in pricing(approval of n...

I was wondering if this is possible. If I open up a showroom and work with a shop or shops that have Slabsmith technology is it possible for me to do the layouts with the customer at my showroom and then send it over the shop. Or this is wishful thinking on my part.

Hi Guys, Hope this post finds everyone well...Well I'm finally having a website built :lol: and wondering if anyone else needs one.. Or a Logo updated or website updated..Because I'm trying to help Robert who's doing mine. Long story short he's from the New Jersey Shore area which got hit pretty har...

Jean and Les ,man I truly wanted to go honestly. But my boss left for 2 1/2 weeks for vacation and I couldn't go. It's either him or me that has to be there. Looks like everyone had a great experience from learning to meeting new friends.
Man one of these days I will be at workshop

Tynan, Wow I haven't been on here in awhile and when I do I rarely visit the Water Cooler and had to check it out after reading a post in the dark room. Man I'm truly sorry to hear the news..we have never met but you did send a set of pads from winning a contest or something..thx again...I don't nee...

Sorry website is down for some reason..there # 321-684-8220 or 866-467-7687, fax: 321-725-2041

There in N.E. Palm Bay, Florida

We just had the same problem...we found Stone Supermart www.stonesupermart.com

They're more expensive but since what we've been told that Kenney's Silestone has been discontinued for about 6 months

Thank you John

Does anyone have a DXF file for these 2 Franke sinks...I can't find them anywhere...Please email them to me at: bellissimostonedesign@gmail.com

Thank you

Wow sorry for your bad experience with this so called fabricator...Because his work is actually way below industry standard...I would not pay him a single cent more...those sink cut outs are done by hand but still that's no excuse for poor craftsmanship...was there any seams on the job and were they...

Too Funny

I got the exact same one today from our Dr.Green

Guy thank you for all your commitment and hard work....Dan R thank you and good luck

Aaron

We can do it in Granite, corian, or quartz...Please feel free to call anytime or email me at: bellissimostonedesing@gmail.com

Holy shit man awesome work...I love the work you guys do....Cameron, Nick and now also James the work all three of your shops do is truly unbelievable

same here we usually stop 1" with a stove strip in the back. Also some customers request us to notch the stone like Troy said.

All i have to say is wow ...Nick stated everything in his last post...James and his crew man what can I say excellent job

On the old site when you click on a link it opens up a new window but on here it takes you off the SFA site and goes to that link site. I hope I'd explain that correctly. Is there away we can have that same set-up.

Is there any way that they can come loose, meaning can the clap spin loose or something or do they have some sort of lock once you tighten them

Holy Cow that's high water My thoughts and prayers are with you and your company

Just a up-date, after 3 trips doing the poultice thing I then finally took Scott M advice and remove tops. here are the results...Customer was very happy we took the time to fix the problem and we didn't leave her hanging Fixed seam 1.jpg Anita Bluestone Kitchen seam.jpg Close up of seam Anita Blues...

Also Mark gave me some epoxy to try can't remember the name of it but was sort of rubbery and expensive for what he said. Also it cured in 15 mins which is awesome for epoxy and it doesn't stick to polish surfaces. Hopefully Mark Defusco will chime in and tell us the name. I wished I never ran out o...

Scott did you use a knife grade TS ? if so there is your problem we stopped using knife grade because of this problem years ago Yes i used it for the bottom of the seam and to fill in the back bevel but some did squeeze out on top. i used Superior for the top half of the seam because it locks up qu...

[quote="Stone Dude"]Superior acrylic as in Liquid Pnetrating acrylic? if so thats your problem. this is a very porous stone and should be sealed properly before using any penetrating adhesives.

No it was knife grade, damn I wish I would've saw that post before this and thx for the great tip.