I think you are on to something. Looks like the top is
attached with around a dozen dry wall screws and, I'd
have to remove the sink anyway. On the tops I was looking
at the, splash board was about 2 inched shorter in height then
the existing one which would, possibly, require some dry wall
work but over all the amount of work would be considerable
less. Tomorrow I am going to check some prices but I think
this is the solution, although I was looking forward to buying
a new router (one of the plunge type) and some carbide bits.
Thanks,
chad
Wayne wrote:
>Chadwick E. Labno wrote:
>
>
>>My 30 year old kitchen counter tops are covered with a Formica type laminate
>>and I need to recover them. Can I install new Formica type laminate over
>>the old
>>
>>
>
>Have you priced new ones? Laminate isn't terribly expensive; well..
>probably less than $10 a linear foot for std 2' depth with built in back
>splash. Unless you value you labor $zero/hour I think it would be hard
>to justify the hassle.
>
> -Wayne
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