What to use for tops of built ins covering a/c's

Ceasarstone isn't in a true white. Marble is great, but not as durable. Bianco Dolomite is a beautiful white with little veining. I've used it and it held up well.

I need a true white - nothing porous

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Leelaura: I have friends in a postware building who used a white engineered stone (not true white) and had walnut builtins underneath. Stunning. Why do you want a pure white?

true white/not porous..... corian or formica...

if you are asking for stone, i can't imagine any stone being TRUE white. there are always variations, it's naturally occuring.

I am not asking for a natural stone -

leelaura; you might want to investigate Glasso or Crystalized Glass which is pure white with a zero absorbtion. It is as durable as stone and might work for you.