Owner`s manual

9
Cosmetic Care & Maintenance
SOLID SURFACE
COUNTERTOPS
Regal feaatures solid surface
countertops because of
their elegance and durability.
Periodic maintenance will
ensure their beauty. The
product consists of an all-
acrylic material which is longer
longer lasting when compared
to other laminate surfaces.
The product offers striking
color choices with sharp
particulates. This creates
patterns that leap off the galley, head, and other surfaces.
It provides a remarkable depth and translucent effect
throughout the entire surface.
Care & Maintenance-
General cleaning of of our solid surface countertops is
accomplished by wiping the surface with a damp cloth or
sponge, then dry with a soft cloth or paper towel to prevent
spotting, especially where hard water is present.
Clean with an ammonia-based product such as a household
glass cleaner or commercially available non abrasive spray-
on cleaner for solid surface products. Wipe down with a
paper towel or soft terry cloth to prevent spotting.
Dark colors will eventually show signs of use such as
scratches and soap residue.
A gloss surface usually requires periodic maintenance and
care to sustain its original luster.
Do not attempt to remove deep scratches, chips or
burns.
DO NOT USE ABRASIVE CLEANSERS AND PADS
OF ANY TYPE ON THE GLOSS FINISH!
Spray a non-abrasive product such as Formula 409 over
the stain and wait a couple of minutes. Then scrub in a
small circular motion with a wet sponge. Scrubbing too
aggressively may actually reduce the gloss level.
After completing the above process, rinse with clear wa-
ter and wipe dry with cloth or paper towels to avoid spot-
ting. To enhance the visual color clarity, and hide minor
scuffs, apply Countertop Magic cleanser and wipe away
excess with a soft cloth.
Heat- Solid surface materials exhibit excellent heat resis-
tance properties than other comparable countertop ma-
terials. However, placing hot pans, as well as certain heat
gathering appliances such as electric grills or deep fryers,
can damage the surface. Always use a hot pad or trivit
with rubber feet to protect countertop surfaces. Avoid
subjecting surfaces to extreme hot temperatures.
Chemicals- Avoid exposing countertop surfaces to strong
chemicals such as paint removers, acetone, and oven
cleaners. Surfaces exposed to these chemicals should be
promptly fl ushed with water; contact may cause spots
that may require extensive repairs. Remove nail polish
with a non-acetone based nail polish remover and fl ush
with water.
Scratches- Never cut or chop directly on a solid surface
countertop. Always use a cutting/chopping board with
rubber anti-skid feet.
Fractures- Avoid standing on countertops or dropping
heavy objects on the surface.