Re: replacing lavatory

Posted by hj on September 05, 1999 at 23:39:20:
In response to Re: replacing lavatory
If the gap will not be too noticable, then Tub and Tile caulk will fill it and secure the sink. You would need to do this in any case to secure and seal the installation. : We are attempting to replace a 30 year old porcelain : undermount sink with a new ceramic drop-in sink. Our problem is the drop-in sink does not sit flush on the counter top. There seems to be a small rise in the front and the back of the sink, so that it rocks on the countertop. The countertop is level. Will chalking or silicon fix this? Do we need to do something drastic?

Posted by hj on September 05, 1999 at 23:39:20:

In response to Re: replacing lavatory

If the gap will not be too noticable, then Tub and Tile caulk will fill it and secure the sink. You would need to do this in any case to secure and seal the installation.

: We are attempting to replace a 30 year old porcelain
: undermount sink with a new ceramic drop-in sink. Our problem is the drop-in sink does not sit flush on the counter top. There seems to be a small rise in the front and the back of the sink, so that it rocks on the countertop. The countertop is level. Will chalking or silicon fix this? Do we need to do something drastic?

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