Reserve Solid Surface Counters - scratch

The Carnuba wax I used was I did not use the buffer to apply it but did use it to put a high gloss shine on the counter top after letting it dry and wiping off the heavy wax with a rag...

Picked up the polishing compound today and the Mother's Carnuba too....thanks a bunch Jim

When we picked up our 2012 ST25RB, my wife noticed many scratches that we missed seeing when we were first looking at Crossroad models in dealer lot. Our trailer is at dealers right now having few issues looked at including the scratched countertop & tabletop. We were told that Crossroads has a "kit" they would be providing dealer to "buff out" scratches. Once we pick it up I am really curious to see how the counter & tabletops look. If we're not happy with the results we will be asking them to replace it entirely. I really hope that it doesn't come to that though. I really don't like the idea of them removing & replacing countertop for fear, it may end up being worse.

Hi Jim, I did read where one of the members used the "Mothers" polishing compound.....but since this is a brand new trailer I opted to have the dealer take care of it, for fear of me making it worse, thus voiding the warranty. We noted the scratches (some pretty deep ones too) when picking up trailer, and salesperson noted on both my contract copy & his about the scratches. I think personally they were caused by the bbq box staples.  I recall seeing that box on tabletop when we went back for a 2nd look before we bought it. They probably slid box on both counter & table causing the scratches. Glad to hear they can be buffed out though. I'm sure the wife & I will be creating our own signature scratches over the years.