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   Pelipeth | Sep 25, 2008 02:53am | #1

   What's the application?

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   zkb245 | Sep 25, 2008 03:52am | #4

   The application is for replacement countertops in a boat. Typical for what we work on is corian, however this is the company owners boat and he wants something non standard. we did some work last winter where honeycombed cored granite tops were used, but i have no leads on where they were manufactured.

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   zkb245 | Sep 25, 2008 03:55am | #5

   posting a pic of vanity top from winter in pic section. want to do essentially the same thing.

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   Jeff_Clarke | Sep 25, 2008 04:58am | #6

   How about thin stone fiberglas-backed elevator panels?http://stone-panel.com/

   http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/202077396/thin_stone_panel.html

   http://www.stoneply.com/elevators.php

   http://www.bellcomb.com/applications/elevators.asp?gclid=CKaUhsjr9ZUCFQVxFQodo2xf4w

   http://www.stonetechonline.com/product_services.htm

    

   Jeff

    

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   BillHartmann | Sep 25, 2008 03:21am | #2

   "Wondering if anyone has information on a lightweight substitute for granite."

   Faux painting on f foam board.

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   A-holes. Hey every group has to have one. And I have been elected to be the one. I should make that my tagline.
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   IdahoDon | Sep 25, 2008 03:50am | #3

   If you look to the custom boat and land yaht builders, you'll see stone everywhere, but it's thin stone.  In many areas there are companies that will cover an existing counter top with a thin layer with builtup edge. I aways thought of them as a cheap second or third best, but if it's done to save weight it's probably a good way to go.

    

   Beer was created so carpenters wouldn't rule the world.

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   rnsykes | Sep 25, 2008 05:59am | #7

   I replied to your other thread, but try this.

   http://www.hudsonsolidsurfaces.com/