Instructions / Assembly

B. Wearing a dust mask, use the Chip Scraper to scrape the surface and knock

down Decorative Chip edges and remove loose Chips. You will need to use

enough pressure to knock Chips down. Be careful not to gouge the surface

along the edges and corners. Use a vacuum with brush attachment or a soft

hand brush to remove excess Chips.

C. Using the Diamond Embedded Sanding Tool and Sanding Block sand the

countertop as follows:

1. Using the Diamond Embedded Sanding Tool,

sand the ﬂat portion of the countertop

surface in a circular motion, placing

both hands on the tool and using

moderate to heavy pressure. The goal

here is to have a smooth ﬁnish on the ﬂat surface.

2. Next, use the Sanding Block to sand the backsplash and front edge. Since

the Sanding Block has fully textured sides, it is used to get into tight spots

the curved backsplash and front edge. You only need enough pressure to

create a smooth, lightly textured surface. Do not sand through the chips.

NOTE:

While sanding, the Decorative Chip layer will look lighter in color, but will

come back to its original color when the Protective Top Coat is applied.

D. Check to see that you have achieved the proper texture by comparing your

countertop surface to the Texture Sample provided in your kit. If your

countertop feels like this sample, you’re all set. If not continue to sand until

smooth.

IMPORTANT:

Reference the “Textured Sample” sanding guide provided in

the kit box. This guide will help you achieve optimal sanding amounts and

ﬁnal look. The ﬁnal feel of your countertop depends on how smooth you sand

the chips. Remember, what you feel is what the ﬁnal product will be; the

Protective Top Coat IS NOT A FILLER.