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I read about fireslate in FHB’s first annual kitchens and baths issue. My husband and I were intriqued and had a sample sent to us. We have noticed, however, that the sample seems to dent relatively easily. We’d appreciate it if someone who has a fireslate countertop could share their experience with us.
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try this thread at OHJ
http://www.oldhousejournal.com/talk/list.sht?FID=5&SID=3310&MsgID=18043&limit=90
If it doesn't work, go to ohj bulletin boards and pre-1900 section and look for fireslate thread.
*Coleen - Fireslate II? That's the new version. This product does take on character marks like slate and soapstone and needs to be sealed at least annually. It's also much lighter than stone.I guess we've all come to expect bulletproof countertops, so you should know what you're getting. The article mentioned was pretty good, too.Jeff
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I read about fireslate in FHB's first annual kitchens and baths issue. My husband and I were intriqued and had a sample sent to us. We have noticed, however, that the sample seems to dent relatively easily. We'd appreciate it if someone who has a fireslate countertop could share their experience with us.