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Re: Paper Countertops Look and Feel Like Stone

35-90 dollars a square foot, please. Definetely not wallet friendly. What are we doing- saving the soapstone supply for future generations? Eco friendly and full of polyester and resin. 2-3 times the cost of granite. Scratch it and you have to refinish it with more chemicals. Eco friendly? Something is psychologically wrong with people who levitate towards anything that is advertised as eco friendly that costs a small fortune. Is a retread tire burning more eco friendly than a good old fashioned Firestone doused with lighter fluid? Nothing against the environment but eco friendly should maybe be limited to saving energy not fancy "My house is better than your house and I'm better than you because I have this" cosmetic crap.