tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-304184182011-12-20T22:19:27.520-08:00This site is for information on using Corian for art, furniture, awards etc. It is not just for countertops anymore. For more about getting Corian or supplies, visit http://sites.google.com/site/coriartinc/Ken Dolphhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09368597237960348080noreply@blogger.comBlogger71100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-30418418.post-55277709783647750692011-05-27T13:33:00.000-07:002011-05-27T13:56:51.160-07:00

To see all of our information on Corian® please visit us at DiscoverCorian®. There you will find free Manuals, repair information and prices. You will be glad you did.

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We have a new website up. I have added the full manual "How to work with Corian in the home workshop" by duPont. In addition I have made notes with additions and changes to the original manual. I will be adding many new features there. http://sites.google.com/site/coriartinc/ EnjoyKen

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This chair is one of many made for Grand Central Station by Sterling Surfaces. Yes it is made of Corian. Corian is more than countertops. Sterling Surfaces is the premier fabricator in the United States for making extremely high end furniture and accessories from Corian, Their forte is thermoforming Corian and bringing into reality the visions of many designers. In this case David Rockwell.If you

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Corian® Repair Chapter 1Before repairing Corian® or other solid surface material it is necessary to understand why it might crack. Often an underlying problem should be repaired first.Why would this incredibly strong material crack. The simple answer is stress. This can come from a strong impact or a pressure point. An accelerating factor can be a stress riser. A stress riser is a sharp groove

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Repairing Corian® IntroductionI cannot believe that I have been away from this for so long. When I started this blog, I thought that I would have time to to do projects and artwork. I have been very busy with production and helping customers.One of the things that has been taking a lot of time has been helping people with cracks on their solid surface countertops and sinks. I have developed

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CoriArtThis weeks Project: Corian Coat Hooks - 6 coat hooks a, 3 hour project.Tools needed: Table saw, Router table, Home oven (toaster oven will do), Oven gloves, a 12" piece of 2"X 6", Drill and enough Corian to make 6 - 12" x 2" x 1/2" strips.Make the form as shown in the picture above. The piece of 2x6 shown is 8" long. I use gutter spikes in the holes as marked. The Corian will follow the

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Most people think of Corian only for kitchen and bath surfacing. It is a beautiful and durable material that has been used for hundreds of alternate applications. This blog is dedicated to advancing the knowledge and awareness of its abilities and the techniques with which to use it.I will provide projects, tips, and answers to your questions. I will try to answer common and specific questions

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