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FAQ

Below is where you can find answers to some of the most commonly asked questions

Are Epoxy Countertops Durable?

Epoxy is one of the most durable materials that is used for countertops and is designed to withstand the most demanding of environments. When properly installed, these countertops have shown to be stronger than many traditional materials such as granite, wood, or stone. You won’t have to worry about damage from scratching, denting, or hot materials, epoxy can withstand heat up to 500 degrees Fahrenheit! These installations are designed to be permanent and will function like new for years to come.

Do Epoxy Countertops Scratch Easily?

When you have an epoxy countertop installed in your kitchen or bathroom, you are choosing one of the most strong and durable materials available. Our sleek and modern surfaces can stand up against abrasions, scratches, heat, moisture, staining, and much more. Your new seamless countertop will be able to resist damage from dropped items, hot pans, and cracking. To be sure the surface stays sleek, use a damp cloth or rag to clear away any dirt or crumbs and clean up any spills quickly.

Can Epoxy Countertops Be Customized?

Epoxy is an extremely versatile and customizable material, with each final product a unique work of art. You can choose from countless different colors, patterns, pigments, and design options so that you are in control of the outcome. The sleek finish can be produced to mimic  options like granite or marble, while also adding the unique shiny surface that is exclusive to epoxy. Certain metallic pigment and finish options can create the illusion of movement, which can look similar to natural elements like lava or water. If you prefer the look of more traditional materials like stone, there are additional flakes that can be added to the surface of your floor that look similar to granite.

What Is The Maintenance For Epoxy Countertops?

One of the most popular features of epoxy resin countertops is the simple and easy maintenance routine needed to keep them looking fresh. There is no need to purchase expensive cleaning tools or materials and won’t have to waste hours of your day cleaning epoxy countertops. You can use a cleaning rag or paper towel to remove any spills from the surface, which will help to prevent staining. Try to use a mild, non-abrasive cleaner when performing deeper cleans, as these will help to remove any built-up grime without causing the surface to become dull.

How Can I Keep My Epoxy Countertops Looking New?

Our custom designed counters are permanent, so your countertops should remain shiny and new for years. If you notice that the finish is becoming dull, there are steps you can take to refresh your countertops. First, use a paper towel or rag to rub a small amount of mineral oil onto the surface of the countertop. Be sure to use just a small amount, as too much oil can cause the countertop to appear cloudy or smudged.  Much like granite and other natural stones our countertops may been to be repolished every few years.

Are Epoxy Countertops Non-Toxic?

The resins that we use are FDA certified food safe, so you won’t have to worry about your family and friends preparing food on them. Many people are shocked to learn that epoxy is moisture-resistant, so you won’t have to worry about bacteria from food or germs seeping into your countertop and making people sick. The sleek surface of an epoxy countertop provides a seamless finish that is able to resist moisture and bacteria growth. This is not only helpful in kitchens, but also in bathrooms, studios, and other various rooms.

Will There Be Seams In My Epoxy Countertops?

One great benefit of our epoxy countertops is the smooth and seamless finish! Epoxy is one of the only materials that is poured in a one-step process and cures into a completely sleek and seam-free surface. This provides the assurance that no moisture will be able to penetrate the surface and lead to the growth of harmful germs or bacteria. Your countertops will flow and add a sense of unison to any room they are installed.

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