Everform® Solid Surface

If scratches are stealing that just-installed shine from the finish, follow these simple steps to bring your countertops back to their original glory: 1. Pour a mild abrasive liquid, such as Comet® Cleanser or Soft Scrub®, onto a soft damp sponge or damp cotton cloth. 2. Rub the area you wish to repair in a circular motion using mild pressure. 3. Rinse the area thoroughly with water and completely dry the surface. 4. If the damage has not been repaired, repeat the three steps above. 5. See your solid surfacing shine.

Solid surface is a versatile material that stands out for its ease of maintenance and its resistance to stains and bacteria, thanks to its non-porous surface. It is affordable and features nearly invisible seams for a uniform, hygienic finish. In addition, it can be custom-shaped to incorporate various elements, such as a sink, and is easy to repair in the event of scratches or scuffs.

There are two different types of Everform® Solid Surface. Over 80% of our offering is 100% acrylic and made in the USA. Formica® acrylic solid surface has great durability and seaming capabilities. A small percentage of our offering has an acrylic base with polyester particulates. This mix of materials allows us to offer more unique designs that cannot be made with 100% acrylic.

Polyester Blend allows for deeper colours to be visible through a sheet. Acrylic allows for easier and more variety in fabrication techniques. Other than those two main differences the types of solid surfaces do not vary much.

The solid surface is non-porous, easier to maintain, features nearly invisible seams, and can be repaired if it gets scratched or scuffed. It also allows for greater design flexibility thanks to its ability to be custom-shaped.

Some colours of Everform® Solid Surface may require more frequent cleaning to maintain a uniform finish. Darker colours tend to require more attention than lighter colours. Over time, even with proper care, your countertop will acquire a patina, changing the appearance of the finish. You may restore the look of the original finish by following the maintenance guidelines.