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4. This is the replacement sink. New ones like it cost upwards of $1500, and we wanted used.

Wed Feb 27, 2019, 08:55 AM

Feb 2019

We had slate counters cut to fit on either side of it, so any replacement would have to be exactly the same length.

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Looking for advice on filling a gap between wall and sink [View all] Sylvere Feb 2019 OP

I suggest Bondo. Zoonart Feb 2019 #1

That sounds like a good way to go mercuryblues Feb 2019 #9

can you just replace the sink? samnsara Feb 2019 #2

Look on Amazon or EBay DUgosh Feb 2019 #3

Thank you. Sylvere Feb 2019 #5

Your sink isn't fabulous btw DUgosh Feb 2019 #8

It's pretty much all done, really. That's just something that's been Sylvere Feb 2019 #12

Awesome I followed you DUgosh Feb 2019 #16

Ooh - I like it! Sylvere Mar 2019 #17

We used the "Not So Big House" books as our bible. Sylvere Feb 2019 #14

We're in the midst of a kitchen remodel too, likewise procon Feb 2019 #6

We have uneven log walls Bayard Feb 2019 #7

"Floating" the wall with drywall mud is the way to go. Hassin Bin Sober Feb 2019 #10

Taking out the cabinets and sink has been nixed by Husband. Sylvere Feb 2019 #13

I'm in the mortgage business and the construction business. Hassin Bin Sober Feb 2019 #15

HUGE DIYers, but we don't watch the DIY channel. Sylvere Mar 2019 #18

Did you find a solution to your issue? shanti May 2019 #19