So, I have a butcher block counter in one hand, and a drop in stainless sink in the other. I would like to get them together. I'm looking at options in addition to sink clips:
-- plumbers putty (stain free) - easier to work with, may fail over time, may still stain wood?
-- latex caulk - less easy to work with, may last longer, difficult to remove w/o damage.
-- silicone - least easy to work with, may last longest, difficult to remove w/o damage.
Any suggestions? The wood is treated with several coats of Osmo oil. I realize suggestions could include getting a different counter or a different sink -- but we're past that now. I'd just like to determine which method of securing is ideal. I'd prefer to use the putty.
-- plumbers putty (stain free) - easier to work with, may fail over time, may still stain wood?
-- latex caulk - less easy to work with, may last longer, difficult to remove w/o damage.
-- silicone - least easy to work with, may last longest, difficult to remove w/o damage.
Any suggestions? The wood is treated with several coats of Osmo oil. I realize suggestions could include getting a different counter or a different sink -- but we're past that now. I'd just like to determine which method of securing is ideal. I'd prefer to use the putty.