So Maurizio, do you know if Bianco Romano a true granite? And can a chip in the surface of a counter be repaired? If so, how is it done? Thank you, Carol

 

Dear Carol:

To answer your first question, Bianco Romano is quarried in the state of Espirito Santo , Bra z il and is either part of the gneiss group or pegmatite. Certainly not granite by a long shot, but a good stone nonetheless.

A chip in the surface can be easily repaired by willing it with epoxy-glue and then “shaving” it with a ra z or blade when it's about to harden.

I do not consider it a DIY project.

 

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