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We have had to have our kitchen "remodelled" due to having an extension put on the back of our house. The main uphot of this is that the kitchen sink has been moved, and new worktops were required. The kitchen sink originally sat tight onto the worktop. I think the orignal fitter put sealant under the sink, fitted it into the worktop, this squeezed the excess sealant out which was then cut off after it had cured, leaving a neat job (at least I think this was how it was done).
Now after refitting the sink sits proud of the worktop by about 2mm, and the fitter is proposing to put sealant around the outside edge of the sink, something that will look cr*p in my opinion . I think what he has done is apply a bead of sealant to the worktop, let it go off, and then plonked the sink onto of that. Any advice anyone?
Thanks
Now after refitting the sink sits proud of the worktop by about 2mm, and the fitter is proposing to put sealant around the outside edge of the sink, something that will look cr*p in my opinion . I think what he has done is apply a bead of sealant to the worktop, let it go off, and then plonked the sink onto of that. Any advice anyone?
Thanks