Solid counters

C Schomer wrote:
Mine sets in this stinking heat all summer and the formica edges delaminate. I would like solid surface! Craig

The countertops made from resin and marble dust might be the way to change.Should be someone in your area doing those.

With solid surface I would highly recommend the matte finish. Gloss will show everything.

Mine sets in this stinking heat all summer and the formica edges delaminate. I would like solid surface! Craig

We have a solid surface in ours, it's a dark color and shows a few scratches. We are pretty careful in its use. There are some very nice looking laminates out there but you are limited to what the manf installs. Bottom line, go with what you like best

larry barnhart wrote:
That would be great I need an extra hand to dig a sewer line.

No joke.

chevman

HMMMMMMM

That would be great I need an extra hand to dig a sewer line.

No joke.

chevman

:B

larry barnhart wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:

justafordguy wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:

My RV weighed 18,075 from the factory, that included the tops. Not complaining just can't figure out how it became 23K. :R

Easy, you put almost 5ooo lbs of stuff in it.:D

I know, numbers don't lie! I just wish I weighed it before loading anything.

I guess it is up to me to give you the correct answer. Unload it, weigh it and load it up. 3 simple steps and we will all know.

chevman

Ok, I will swing by your place early July on the way North. You have a nice big driveway so maybe you can help me unload go weigh it then help re load. :B

Plus a new ford super duty with 1000 ft lbs of torque should help with the mountains in case the wife goes on a shopping spree. that would be step #4.

chevman

Cummins12V98 wrote:

justafordguy wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:

My RV weighed 18,075 from the factory, that included the tops. Not complaining just can't figure out how it became 23K. :R

Easy, you put almost 5ooo lbs of stuff in it.:D

I know, numbers don't lie! I just wish I weighed it before loading anything.

I guess it is up to me to give you the correct answer. Unload it, weigh it and load it up. 3 simple steps and we will all know.

chevman

justafordguy wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:

My RV weighed 18,075 from the factory, that included the tops. Not complaining just can't figure out how it became 23K. :R

Easy, you put almost 5ooo lbs of stuff in it.:D

I know, numbers don't lie! I just wish I weighed it before loading anything.