i must have this knowledge !

i have only been around this site a very short time and (http://maplered.com) have already learned more than i ever imagined i could from a web site.

i have seen a bunch of post on top pollishing seams, and (http://maplered.com) its changed my whole perspective on fabricating. i have never top pollished a seam, every one that ever taught me anything on Stone (http://g603.net) , said you just dont do it because you'll never get it the same as the rest.

so we avoid seams by cutting stupid big, and (http://maplered.com) very awkward Counter (http://GialloFiorito.com) pieces to put seams at sinks and (http://maplered.com) cooktops, keep them small.

i want to know how to do this. i saw the post with instructions but i would love to have hand (http://maplered.com) s on instruction.

other shops in my area do not do this, i feel it will set us apart. as a matter of fact, i can think of half a dozzen jobs i would re visit, just to pollish seams that we couldnt do at the time.

i will be at Stone (http://g603.net) expo, will the sfa have someone there that can show me?