06-15-2024, 01:01 PM
Brad,
Bill's idea is a great option....if you want to go back with the corian, go to a cabinet shop that is a corian dealer they should have a small piece in the size and color you need. They will also have the color matched adhesive kit as well. If they don't want to do the work Corian is real easy to work with. Cut out the heat damaged section and make a plug to fit bond the plug in your cutout with the Corian adhesive. Orbital sand the area starting with say 120 grit and work your way up to 220 maybe another step finer if you need to match the exiting counter top sheen.
Bill's idea is a great option....if you want to go back with the corian, go to a cabinet shop that is a corian dealer they should have a small piece in the size and color you need. They will also have the color matched adhesive kit as well. If they don't want to do the work Corian is real easy to work with. Cut out the heat damaged section and make a plug to fit bond the plug in your cutout with the Corian adhesive. Orbital sand the area starting with say 120 grit and work your way up to 220 maybe another step finer if you need to match the exiting counter top sheen.
Steve & Doris Denton
45' Newell #525, Bath & Half
2014 Honda CRV Toad
Summerfield, FL