certainly. Are you cleaning it. Since it is slightly acidic, I would wipe in down with a damp rag after the vinegar. That will keep it all clean, germ free and looking good. Good job for your counter top. We love them too.
We have had the red corian for 20 years +. They can be wet sanded also with 1500 grit wet&dry sandpaper with a random orbital sander and water. That will polish them to a high shine if they are dull. Will not hurt them. Been there, done that several times. Be sure to use a cutting block on it when chopping veggies, etc, that way you won't leave deep scratches, better known as cuts.
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certainly. Are you cleaning it. Since it is slightly acidic, I would wipe in down with a damp rag after the vinegar. That will keep it all clean, germ free and looking good. Good job for your counter top. We love them too.
We have had the red corian for 20 years +. They can be wet sanded also with 1500 grit wet&dry sandpaper with a random orbital sander and water. That will polish them to a high shine if they are dull. Will not hurt them. Been there, done that several times. Be sure to use a cutting block on it when chopping veggies, etc, that way you won't leave deep scratches, better known as cuts.
cheapo white vinegar; also Hydrogen Peroxide in a spray bottle for you cutting boards ( or vinegar! )
May take glaz off try hob bright that's good for glass hobs