I just bought a composite granite sink. What should I use to drill new faucet holes. Any slick way to make it flush mount in Formica?
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Is that like Americast or something? Seems to me I have read bad reviews here about that stuff.
Whenever you are asked if you can do a job, tell'em "Certainly, I can!" Then get busy and find out how to do it. T. Roosevelt
Thanks, Ed. I just yesterday finished installing an Americast sink for my wife in our laundry room. Oh well, it will at least last long enough for us to finally be able to afford a good one.
DonThe GlassMasterworks - If it scratches, I etch it!
No this a granite (80%) ground chemically polymerized with resin. It was not cheap or expensive $200.00. I was going to try and flush mount it with Formica.