Seams Repair
Unnoticeable Seam on Granite after Flattening and Smoothing
We’ve removed some old epoxy from the top of the seam, then cleaned up the gap with acetone, and filled in with new epoxy. more...
Caesarstone Poorly Filled Seam before Trimming
The poorly filled seam on Caesarstone is cleaned from old glue by cutting it out and is ready for fill-up, blending, and smoothing. more...
Seam Line on Granite Island before Rehab
The poorly filled seam on this counter island is very obvious and deep. More likely it’s because of poor installation, also it may happen by using a strong cleaner that could dissolve and remove some glue from more...
Marble and Granite Seams or Joints Repair
How the seam on stone countertops should look like? What are the right seam width and color should be when joining stone slabs? What does the seam visibility depend on? If we consider countertop fabrication from even more...
Poorly Filled Seam on Bathtub Top before Rebonding
Seams repair Q&A: Should the tub top be replaced? – NO. Does poorly filled seam get worse? – YES. Can such a seam in marble be refilled? – YES. more...
Seam Repair and Improvement.
Golden Granite Counter Top
We replaced the single color seam by the tiled backsplash with a few colors, then made excess epoxy removal and polishing. It made it less obtrusive. more...
Caesarstone Hidden Seam (Blended Tints)
Not every marble installer or general contractor can be good enough for seaming counters or slabs, but a skilled one can make perfect and almost invisible seam repair. more...
Dislodged Sink Seam Before Rehab and Slab Lifting. Golden Oak Granite
This dislodged seam expansion caused by shifting down the opposite side of the entire slab. To fix it we lift up and support the entire slab, then re-bond the seam itself. more...
Sink Seam after Re-bonding
Front seam of golden oak granite countertop was filled up with colored epoxy, flattened and polished to less obtrusive appearance. more...
Granite Counter Seam by Wall Reparation
Since the installer of counter applied just one color to fix the seam it appears noticeable and could be re-bonded and improved. more...
Fixed Seam on Botticino Tub Top
For best hiding a seam or crack on multicolored marble we prepare and use a few colors of epoxy. The ordinary school teach to use one most available color on stone, as it is a faster and easier way, but not always the more...
Seam Fill Up and Unnoticeable Fix on Front of Cooktop
A seam can be fixed by lifting of a counter and shimming from underneath of a countertop and fixing with solid epoxy or a silicone. Then the seam should be cleaned, degreased, and slightly sanded if possible. Then more...
Marble Seam Expansion in Front of Cooktop
The poorly filled seam expansion may occur when new kitchen cabinets setting down under the weight of counters, building shifting, inaccurate templating or installation. more...
