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We need to replace the kitchen sink. What we have (came with the house) is an acrylic sink and I hate it. It is scratched, cracked and pitted, and just plain ugly. The design isn't bad, but the surface is awful (it came that way). OK, so I need to keep it fairly inexpensive, but want something durable, too. So far, I've narrowed it down to cast iron or composite, but can't decide between these two. Cast iron I know about, but not composite. Does anyone have any experience, good or bad, with this type of sink?
ETA: I should note that I don't think stainless steel would work in this kitchen. All the appliances are black, the counters are black granite, and the cabinet hardware, outlet & light switch covers, and current sink faucet, which I like) are venetian bronze. Stainless steel would look out of place, I think. The current sink is white, which is also not a good choice, IMO. I'm thinking either black, or a tan color, which would match the backsplash tiles and the floor tiles.