@@netm203 Well, first of all, you cannot seal an undermounted sink against a laminate counter top. The internals of a laminate countertop are usually wood, and most often pressed wood to boot. These materials don't take well to water. For your specific installation, I would need more information. When you say the sink, "does not sit flat", do you mean that the sink or counter top is warped and there are places that do sit flat and others that don't or .. do you mean the sink flange currently rests on top of the counter? From what I can understand, you had a top mount sink installed but its not flat against the counter? .. of course it's not, it's impossible for a top mount sink to sit flush with the countertop. The only thing holding the sink in place is the flange, and therefore, the flange must rest on the counter.
@@fixitwithjerry6161 Its not laying flat in the front center. I think it has something to do with the sink clamps not being long enough. I'll try to get longer screws
Very informative. Can't wait to see more kitchen remodel projects!
Glad to see you back at work! Good stuff
Appreciate it!
I had a topmount sink installed but its not flat against the counter. The installer says "oh it will be fine if I put more sealant"
Depends on the type of sink and countertop but it might work, might not..
@@fixitwithjerry6161 i understand. Its a stainless steel sink on a laminate countertop.
@@netm203 Well, first of all, you cannot seal an undermounted sink against a laminate counter top. The internals of a laminate countertop are usually wood, and most often pressed wood to boot. These materials don't take well to water. For your specific installation, I would need more information. When you say the sink, "does not sit flat", do you mean that the sink or counter top is warped and there are places that do sit flat and others that don't or .. do you mean the sink flange currently rests on top of the counter? From what I can understand, you had a top mount sink installed but its not flat against the counter? .. of course it's not, it's impossible for a top mount sink to sit flush with the countertop. The only thing holding the sink in place is the flange, and therefore, the flange must rest on the counter.
@@fixitwithjerry6161 Its not laying flat in the front center. I think it has something to do with the sink clamps not being long enough. I'll try to get longer screws