Q : What is Lexton made of?
A : Lexton is composed of acrylic resin and aluminum tri-hydrate, pigments and stabilizers.

Q : What’s the best way to clean Lexton on a daily basis?
A : Soapy water and a clean wipe will maintain the surface of your Lexton countertop on a daily basis. Ammonia-based cleansers such as Windex provide a streak-free surface.

Q: Can Lexton be scratched?
A: Yes. Solid surface counters are subject to light surface scratching. Solid surface counters are renewable, however, and a light abrasive cleanser and scotch-brite pad will aid in removing such surface scratching.

Q: How does Lexton perform against hot items?
A: Do not place hot pans directly from the burner or oven on the Lexton surface. Even though Lexton can withstand sustained temperatures up to 225 Degrees Fahrenheit, prolonged or extreme heat could cause yellowing. A trivet should always be used!