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   rez | Dec 20, 2008 04:01am | #1

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   alwaysoverbudget | Dec 20, 2008 04:19am | #2

   rez, you gotta turn your computer off for a while,it's locked in 2002! i see you have bumped a couple threads dated 2002.

   they probably aren't still waiting for a answer!!!!!!!!

   but maybe if they work as slow as i do........................larry if a man speaks in the forest,and there's not a woman to hear him,is he still wrong?

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   theslateman | Dec 20, 2008 06:41pm | #7

   Hey big guy,

   Slow down on gulping that spiked egg nog , would ya

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   andybuildz | Dec 20, 2008 05:18am | #3

   I LOVE this companies products. They're pretty expensive but I found some of the products worth their weight in gold so....YOu can order directly on line if your suppliers don't carry what you want from them. thats what I do...thats the easiest in the long run I found. They also give great phone...  Thats even free : )

   http://www.aquamix.com/

   http://www.aquamix.com/products/product_group.asp?pgID=37155

    

    

   http://www.cliffordrenovations.com

   http://www.ramdass.org

    

   
   

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   Karl | Dec 20, 2008 06:57am | #4

   I just talked with a cabinet maker the other day who said he had a good experience with Aquamix. What do you like about it?Do you like Aqua mix for their customer service/support or does it seem to seal porous stones that other sealers were not capable of effectively sealing?I fabricated some countertops recently with Kashmir Exotica that is extremely porous and am resorting to multiple applications of solvent based sealers 24 hours apart.I am still not sure this stone can be effectively sealed. I feel like I need to learn about the way the sealers polymers work before I can really judge ones effectiveness vs anothers.Apparently different sealers use different "size" polymers depending on the porosity of the stone being sealed.Karl

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   andybuildz | Dec 20, 2008 09:46am | #5

   I'm no scientist but the products I've used from them seem beyond the quality of ANY other companies I've ever used. Pretty innovative products as well that got me out of more then one bind. Give them a call and speak to them. They can tell you a lot more then I can regarding their specs. My guess is they're a lot more expensive for some reason. You also can't find their products just anywhere apparently.

   I fabricated a few soapstone counters (see my web site below for a few pic). One nice thing about it is how dense it is. I love soapstone.

   I also did a few slate floors so I know what thats like if it's not sealed. Can get pretty ugly pretty eaily.

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   Doing my soapstone kitchen

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   one of my helpers

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   all set to cut

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   finished

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   http://www.cliffordrenovations.com

   http://www.ramdass.org

    

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   andybuildz | Dec 20, 2008 09:47am | #6

   you said you wanted more pictures....see the post b/4 this one doode...

    

    

    

   http://www.cliffordrenovations.com

   http://www.ramdass.org