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Make a corner of a countertop. Scratch that, make four identical corners. Exact.
Take one and set it aside. Take the second, and cut an inverted radius, refinish.
Take a third, glue on an extruded corner Like you would have over a cabinet with columned corners.
Take the fourth, route a quick squiggle and fill as inlay.Show it to your customer base.
Tell your retail customers that no other material is that flexible after the fact.
Tell your designers that add-ons, omissions, or faulty interperatations of the design can be accomodated without a deal-breaking expense.
Tell the Home Center Stores that the boob that ordered the wrong size cabinet, discovered after the countertops were installed, may not have cost the company near as much as if it were any other material.No charge, guys.
Tom
Tom,
Can I place my order with you? Do I have an option to choose color? How much are they for the set?
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