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Re: Replacing my kitchen sink

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From: Richard Gaupsas
Date: Thu, 14 Aug 1997 00:00
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I installed this same sink and I like it a lot.

Barrett (bjheyde-nospam@ibm.net) wrote:
: Bonnie Forman wrote:
: > 
: > It's me again (Buying my first house  :-)
: > 
: > Well, I begin moving in this Tuesday, with the final move of
: > furniture on Saturday.
: > 
: > Before I move in, I hope to have the kitchen sink replaced.  Never having
: > bought a kitchen sink before, I'm noticing several difference options
: > in terms of what the sink is made of.
: > 
: > There's the traditional white sink - you know the kind, it eventually
: > chips (black underneath).  There's also stainless - which I don't care
: > for.  Then there's the more expensive Corian and Swanstone.
: > 
: > I'm interested in knowing people's experiences with Corian and Swanstone.
: > Are they really worth the extra expense?  FYI - I'll be getting a
: > single-sink, and it will go "over" the existing tile counters. (The
: > current sink is also "over" the tile, not under.)
: > 
: > TIA!
: > 
: >    Bonnie
: =================================================
: Bonnie, there is also a new product that is a porcelin sink over a
: plastic composite base.....it is made by American Standard (I believe
: Home Depot sells carrys it) I installed one in my kitchen, it looks just
: like porcelin (because it is) but will never rust and was very easy to
: install (it is light not like cast iron) It does chip (just like
: porcelin) but with some care and some rubber sink protectors, it is easy
: to keep nice.   I also have the repair kit for it and have only had to
: use it once in 2.5 years as a clutzy guest dropped a large pot on the
: corner of it and chipped off a 1/8" piece....used repair kit and you'd
: never now where the fix is unless I point it out to you.

: The corian will stain....so I don't know what's better or worse, a stain
: or a chip.........next time I replace the sink, I will probably go with
: Stainless Steel......they are getting better and better looking.......no
: hastle, easy to keep clean.....good luck.

: Barrett   (take out nospam in id to reply)
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From: rgaupsas@cts.com (Richard Gaupsas)
Subject: Re: Replacing my kitchen sink
Date: 1997/08/14
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