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jackderby · Dec 4, 2006, 04:47 AM

Does anyone have a good product to sand a lightly scratched corian countertop? Dupont only gives general guidelines. The scratches are from normal use.

Thanks

skiberger · Dec 4, 2006, 01:39 PM

You can get a corian repair kit from Dupont for your counter top. It should have the different grit sand paper and instruction in the kit.

tyrock · Jan 14, 2007, 09:13 PM

Originally Posted by jackderby

Does anyone have a good product to sand a lightly scratched corian countertop? Dupont only gives general guidelines. The scratches are from normal use.

Thanks

From what I've read you simply use 600 grit sand paper, but personally I used very fine automotive buffing compound with great results, then actually waxed the area to get it to match the original glossy sheen.

Liberty 80 · Apr 25, 2008, 06:44 AM

Originally Posted by tyrock

From what I've read you simply use 600 grit sand paper, but personally I used very fine automotive buffing compound with great results, then actually waxed the area to get it to match the original glossy sheen.

What kind of WAX did you use ?
What type of buffing tool did you use ?
How much grit was the AUTOMOTIVE sanding paper ?
How long did the process take ?

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ballengerb1 · Apr 25, 2008, 06:56 AM

I have used 600 grit paper and then did a final sand with wet 600 grit followed with automotive rubbing compound and a buffing machine. You could probably do it with a electric drill with a wool buffing pad.

amricca · Apr 25, 2008, 08:10 AM

Soft Scrub works really good for this, put some on a damp sponge or cloth rub over area using small circular motions, from the front to the back, then side to side, overlapping the circles until the entire area has been cleaned.

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banjo3 · Jun 4, 2008, 06:59 AM

The best advice about what to really do about scratches is to let a professional get them out for you. The Corian care kits that were mentioned above actually do more harm than good on some colors, depending on the lighting in the room. Go to this site and see the 2 articles about removing scratches from solid surface countertops.
The Solid Surface and Stone Countertop Repair Blog: Solid Surface Countertops. How Not To Remove Scratches. Part 2

It is a two part article so just follow the link to part 1.
I hope this helps.

repairguy · Jan 25, 2012, 11:21 AM

Try out this Solid Surface Acrylic Countertop Restoration & Repair Kit on Amazon. It removes small cuts, scratches, and burns.

Martan58 · Jan 25, 2012, 12:19 PM

Please contact Surface Link Corporation for a free quote on refinishing your counters. We're at 800-482-1774 or you can visit our website at www.surfacelinkcorp.com

gagas2006 · Sep 28, 2012, 11:20 PM

Does anyone knows how we polish corian. The colour is vanila

creahands · Sep 29, 2012, 06:05 AM

There are a lot of corian polishes and cleaners on the market.

Home depot and Lowe's are 2 places where u can get them.

Chuck

ballengerb1 · Sep 29, 2012, 08:27 AM

Read posts 5 & 6, if you don't have scratches you can go straight to the buffing compound

Martan58 · Oct 1, 2012, 06:15 AM

I'd recommend hiring a professional. Your counters get many micro-scratches over time and the pros can buff all those out and bring your counters back to their original matte finish.

Depending on where you live, they can also apply a thin coat of armor to the top which protects it even more and makes the color a little richer and makes it a breeze to clean... similar to a coat of wax... but it's not wax.

Cost ranges $350-$495 for a normal kitchen.

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