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Kirt Myers
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I was hearing talk a while back (not here) about cooking tops.   Some folks were cooking them in the oven at about 200 degrees F. for like an hour or so.   Supposed to crystallize the resins, and prevent cracking at a later date. Anybody here do this? Just a passing fad? What are your thoughts?

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It has been discussed on various forums including here. If you search in the archives you will find the discussion threads.
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Thanks guys,
I did a search on cooking tops, but maybe I didn't look in the archives. Looks like maybe you already beat that horse to death.    I will peruse these.

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