The customer was dead set against putting in another solid surface sink and wanted to go with a stone composite sink (Pegasus model) in a drop in application. This particular sink can be installed as an undermount or a drop in.
Every job has to have a good supervisor right? Here was my super for the day.
Here is the ugly old sink. As you can see, the small side has most of the damage.
The process for getting the old sink out is a little bit different on this one. When you do a solid surface sink replacement and you are going to go back with another solid surface sink, you cut the sink free from the countertop at the point where the countertop and the sink meet.
On this one, I can cut out the hole for the new sink and just leave the old sink attached to the countertop material, lift it straight out of the top of the countertop, and then the new sink is ready to be replaced.
Here is the new sink, all ready for washing dishes. I left before he made me wash dishes.
This job was performed by Complete Solid Surface Refinishing in beautiful North Carolina!
2 comments:
We did the a similar thing to what is shown here. We replaced a cracked Fountainhead sink with a black granite composite sink. We also had a crack in another part of the countertop.
Mr. Dix is a perfectionist! You can't tell where the crack repair is. When he replaced the sink, he also fixed a chip on the edge of the counter in front of the sink, and replaced the old, discolored grout between the countertop & the backsplash. It looks brand new!
I highly recommend Mr. Dix! He did an excellent job, and went over & above what we extected!
Jean Smith
Climax, NC
Your sink looks so gorgeous. I think I need to change my sink too. I wish I can find a sink like that here in our place.
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