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For those that don't know, formica type laminate products are basically the same thing resin and paper layers just with a hard plastic surface on top. Makes sense that it would machine easily since it's cellulose fiber based. Also, think about how hard and durable formica products are! I still have formica countertops in my kitchen that are original to the house from 1959 and are in decent shape!
My comparison was simply that the substrate of formica, is resin impregnated paper. As you describe the other product. As for durability on a play field, dimpling Etc I made no claims.
Quoted from cottonm4:I’m sorry. You are correct. I should have addressed the original poster.
Trying to compare Formica to Richlite is like trying to compare horse apples to cow pies. They might be of the same but they are not the same.
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