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Timewas

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Sun Jan 22, 2023, 06:33 PM

Jan 2023

A pretty big gap3/4 inch is almost as wide as some back splashes and would be really thin if scribed to the wall. Any trim you try to use is going to almost cover the top of the parts that are against the wall as they should be but that seems to be the best answer.. I would get some 3/4 round trim and see how it looks..

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Large gap between counter and backsplash [View all] birdographer Jan 2023 OP

Hmmm dweller Jan 2023 #1

They are level n/t birdographer Jan 2023 #8

one option might be 2" 1/4 round molding. OAITW r.2.0 Jan 2023 #2

How is the back splash attached to the wall? Phoenix61 Jan 2023 #3

The countertop should have been scribed against the backsplash or wall, but have you sinkingfeeling Jan 2023 #4

That is Timewas Jan 2023 #5

You can get composite molding that is pretty impervious to water Warpy Jan 2023 #6

Can't afford another guy birdographer Jan 2023 #10

Can you post a picture? Hassin Bin Sober Jan 2023 #7

Picture? birdographer Jan 2023 #9

Ooof. Did he install the tile backsplash first before countertop installation? Hassin Bin Sober Jan 2023 #11

Like this. If laminate and you can get a match Hassin Bin Sober Jan 2023 #12

Wow that is some shoddy work! What about Luciferous Jan 2023 #13

Funny you should mention that birdographer Jan 2023 #14

I think it's probably the easiest option at Luciferous Jan 2023 #15