How Do You Repair a Chip in a Granite Countertop?

After the epoxy has filled in the chipped area of your granite, use the hardener spray to complete the chip repair. The hardener will help the epoxy to set and ensure the strength of the chip repair. After it is sprayed, wipe down the excess. Once the hardener has dried then carefully use a razor blade, or a similar tool, to smooth out the chipped area to match the rest of your granite countertop. For the finishing touch of your granite repair, take a piece of steel wool and buff out the area until it looks smooth and beautiful. Applying granite polishers, such as AGM Cleaner afterward will give the area a nice shimmer.

Eternal Security buffs - how are these scriptures explained?

they are the ones who go to church on a sunday , pray and sing hymns praising the lord. but the rest of the week god is furtherest from their minds . they could be anyone , husbands or wives , business people , politicians , ordinary every day people . we will be judged on the deeds we do in the name of charity

Calling all film buffs - who is a terrible actor?

Ryan Reynolds is not really known as a bad actor. He was basically the only entertaining thing in Blade III. And Adam Sandler also did a good job in Reign Over Me and Spanglish, so it was not really a "singular" thing...just very rare.

Religious History Buffs can you please give an opinion on this?

First of all I have to congratulate you for thinking for yourself. It's rare for a person to be able to throw off organized religion but still believe in God. I think that's great! You -can- talk to God on your own. Christians insist you have to have a -personal- relationship with God, and then they tell you what you have to believe to do that. But a personal relationship with God is just that--between You and God! Since time immemorial, religion and politics have been all twisted together, so much so that it's hard to tell where one leaves off and the other begins. Nations invading and occupying other nations tried to forcibly convert those people to their own religion, but it was their culture and 'hegemony' that they were really trying to impose. The Crusade were about this. The Inquisition, the conquest of America, also. Another thing that's happened is 'syncretism'. Christians would move into a place and start adopting the local gods as saints. "Yeah, we have someone like that in Christianity too. Not the God of XXX but the Patron Saint of XXX". And early in the history of Christianity the same thing took place in reverse--pagan traditions like the eucharist, baptism, Easter, etc. etc. were 'adopted' by Christianity. Dragons are another good example. They existed in folklore even in prehistoric times, just as kids are frightened of 'the monster under the bed'. Dragons have always represented our worst fears, unspecified nasty things that go bump in the night. In some places and times they've had religious connections, other times they were secular. The demons and imps of early Christianity were derived from them. It's amazing to think that dragons exist in Far Eastern lore as well as in that of Western Europe, and did so long before these two cultures even knew each other existed! They even drew pictures of them (though of course nobody had ever seen one) and they LOOKED alike!

What is the magnitude of the Hunting Horn's buffs?

Here are the results of some testing:

This is for all you makeup buffs out there..?

Gray is the best choice,it will make your eyes look great and with your blond hair it will look not so much like makeup it gives a natural look

Christian men who are movie buffs…….?

The movie Monster, starring Charlize Therone and Christina Ricci

Chemical Formula/Science buffs!!!click!!! 10 points?

Any compound with stereogenic centres will have the same chemical formula but different structures. The same occurs when structural isomers are involved. Butane and isopropane, for example, both have the formula C4H10, but they are very different compounds. There are countless molecules like this. Vitamin A: retinol; formula: C20H30O B1: Thiamin, C12H17N4OS^ B2: Riboflavin, C17H20N4O6 B3: Niacin, C6H5NO2 B5: Pantothenic acid, C9H17NO5 B6: Pyridoxine, C8H11NO3 B7: Biotin, C10H16N2O3S B9: Folic acid, C19H19N7O6 B12: Cobalamin, with many substructures, C63H88CoN14O14P C: Ascorbic acid, C6H8O6 D3: Cholecalciferol, C27H44O E: Tocopherol, C29H50O2 K1: Phylloquinone, C31H46O2