Oops! Spilled a little in the bathroom sink. Doesn't look bad, but is a little rough after wiping. Thought about using fingernail polish remover or sanding, but thought I would check with those who know more about it than me!
snipped-for-privacy@aol.com (HugYourPug) wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@mb-m10.aol.com:
STOP!! Do NOT let acetone (fipolish remover) get anywhere near Corian -- it softens it up and turns it into a gooey slime.
Sanding and polishing will work just fine. You can even get a little kit from your nearest Corian dealer. While you are there, ask for a pamphlet that will tell you about caring for your Corian.
Stupid question: if acetone softens Corian, is it used to glue the seams? Does generic "solid surface" react with acetone?
Cheers, Wayne
hehehe I was asking myself the same question when I read the post...
Be nice if you could.
Christian
Wayne Whitney wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@pizza.private:
I don't think so. The resulting goo from our acetone spill never did harden up again. We just wiped it off, and then had to sand out the resulting pits and scars.
I have no idea. I can speak about the Corian from personal experience. However, I would be very careful about letting acetone anywhere near it.
I recommend a razor blade used to shave the glue off. You shouldn;t have any residue from cleaners and shouldn't have anything more than a clean spot when done.
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