10 Articles Found...

• Cultured Marble Countertops: Removing Scratches
  "Cultured marble" is actually polyester resin, which means that you can buff out light scratches using the same supplies and techniques a Corvette owner would use...
• Grouting & Caulking Tile
  Though ceramic tile surfaces can be beautiful and durable, the Achilles heel of tile is grout...
• How to Repair / Replace Cracked Tile Grout
  Though most cracks start small, they grow over time...
• How to Repair Etched / Scratched Stone Countertops
  Stone polishing cream can remove minor scratches in many types of stone, especially the softer marble, limestone, and terrazzo...
• Laminate Countertop Repairs
  Laminate as a material is difficult to repair...
• Laminate Countertops: Repair Chips or Burns
  Plastic laminate is popular for countertops because it offers a seamless, unbroken, and impervious surface...
• Laminate Countertops: Repair Lifting or Peeling
  If a laminate surface starts to peel or lift at an edge, it means that either the glue or the substrate below it has failed...
• Replacing a Cracked or Broken Tile
  Replacing a cracked or broken tile isn’t as difficult as you might think...
• Stone Countertops: Removing Stains
  Food spots, water stains, marks, and dull patches on stone can be prevented with an application of wax or a commercial sealer...
• Stone Countertops: Repair Cracked or Broken Stone
  If a small section of stone counter or table breaks off, you can use epoxy to permanently glue it back in place...