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Deep scratches on acrylic countertops can be removed by sanding the damaged area with progressively finer sandpaper, then buffing the surface to restore its original shine. This method works because acrylic solid surface countertops are solid all the way through, meaning scratches can be sanded out Read More

Acrylic countertops are highly resistant to staining from coffee and wine because they are non-porous, meaning liquids cannot penetrate the surface. When spills are wiped up promptly, acrylic solid surface countertops typically show no lasting marks. Quartz is also non-porous and stain-resistant, so Read More

Acrylic countertops are non-porous, repairable, and highly resistant to everyday scratches — but they have moderate heat tolerance and can be damaged by direct, sustained high-heat exposure. Understanding exactly where acrylic solid surface performs well, and where it has limits, helps homeowners an Read More

Solid Surface is a man-made material with a remarkable history. It was created in the 1960s by DuPont, the company that invented Corian, as a modern alternative to marble. Designed to be beautiful, durable, and easy to maintain, Solid Surface has since become a popular choice for kitchens, bathrooms Read More

Your Koris countertops once gleamed like polished marble, but daily use has left them looking dull and lackluster. The good news? You don't need to replace them or call in expensive professionals. With the right techniques and materials, you can restore your Koris countertops to their original brilliance in just a few simple steps. Read More

​Koris countertops are growing in popularity as a solid surface countertop option, admired for their sleek appearance, affordability, and versatility. But how durable are they when it comes to standing up to heat and everyday use? If you’re considering Koris countertops for your home, you’ve likely wondered whether they can handle hot pots or resist scratches over time. Read More