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Topshop · 09-27-2006, 12:52 PM

I like Santa Cecilia of your choices as long as it is a resined version (which I believe it is). This is also a great stone with its colors and large garnet crystals. It hides seams well and will never look dirty or finger printy. Be sure your fabricator top polished his seams or find another that does.

I am not fond of the look of the UbaTuba because it looks oily often. It seems that every time I put Ubatuba in, I get accused of not sealing the tops a week after it is in because it looks oily. Most customers don't listen to me when I lecture them on how to keep it clean because they are too excited about their new purchase and never read the pamphlet I give them.

New venetian gold is another stone that I don't care for much because I have never seen it resined and is very open to staining being such a porus stone.

09-27-2006, 12:52 PM	#4 (permalink)
Topshop Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Manchester, CT Posts: 75 Photos 13	Re: Staining - Which Granite I like Santa Cecilia of your choices as long as it is a resined version (which I believe it is). This is also a great stone with its colors and large garnet crystals. It hides seams well and will never look dirty or finger printy. Be sure your fabricator top polished his seams or find another that does. I am not fond of the look of the UbaTuba because it looks oily often. It seems that every time I put Ubatuba in, I get accused of not sealing the tops a week after it is in because it looks oily. Most customers don't listen to me when I lecture them on how to keep it clean because they are too excited about their new purchase and never read the pamphlet I give them. New venetian gold is another stone that I don't care for much because I have never seen it resined and is very open to staining being such a porus stone.