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Huligar · 01-17-2008, 05:26 AM

No need for me to echo cheesedog.
the heating of the stone to remove the green tint from the stone is a very very bad idea.
David, did you install this top? You have a lot of detail information that most home owners do not care to have.
Stone power house, the good old days. i have not been on that forum for years, in fact I have not been on that site since they lost all the files and had to start that forum all over.
If you like the pictures of the steak you would have love the video of the eggs cook one natural stone and the man made stuff. we than serve it to the dogs, and guess which one the dog did not eat. lol

01-17-2008, 05:26 AM	#5 (permalink)
Huligar Instructor Join Date: May 2005 Location: NY Posts: 7,868 Photos 116	Re: Hairline Crack in Granite--Old Installation No need for me to echo cheesedog. the heating of the stone to remove the green tint from the stone is a very very bad idea. David, did you install this top? You have a lot of detail information that most home owners do not care to have. Stone power house, the good old days. i have not been on that forum for years, in fact I have not been on that site since they lost all the files and had to start that forum all over. If you like the pictures of the steak you would have love the video of the eggs cook one natural stone and the man made stuff. we than serve it to the dogs, and guess which one the dog did not eat. lol __________________ To provide quality natural stone care, restoration and maintenance through a network of qualified natural stone professionals. Please do not PM me for support. Please request help on the forums.