Hard surface / Corian fabrication

[B_K]

Hey JD good to see ya on here!
Wayne is just a stones throw farther west on I-70 than where picked your bus up for you. (well ok maybe 3-4 stones throws as he's in Colorado north of Denver)

Wayne meet JD, JD meet Wayne both good guys as I have met both of you in person.

BTW Wayne were gonna miss you in Arcadia but I guess I'll make up for your share of the spring water sip'n since you won't be able too.

  BK 

[blue_goose]

Wayne, just remembered that Hoffman Coach dose corian.  If you call Jeff at Hoffman he will more than likely get you what ever you need.  Hoffman has always been good about helping everyone out on parts. 
Jack

[rusty]

BK with you and Ned in charge of the spring water all is good kind of like Mr. James in charge of the bank.

Jack I will keep that in mind

Jon, Thank You for the reply. I used corian in our first conversion for a few different things. One the shower is all corian. All the light switch plates are corian. The bases for the lights are corian. I used it on the nose of the stair tread. I inlayed some corian in the wood work and table. And of coarse the counter tops. I am thinking about doing some of the same things in the second coach. As you can see it was a pain to make parts and then take them to the fabricator to get them glued. The shower base was expensive. I would need to form the main part of the base to get it to drain. From what I have researched it does not look all that hard to do. I don't mind paying a craftsman  his due but things like the base are a little out of line.

I will PM you to get your phone number so we can talk. My number is 303-591-0372.

Thank You Wayne