If I want to cover an existing counter top, is there a trick to getting this on the vertical edge?
1819340
If you are doing it I world recommend putting a coat or two on the vertical edge first with a sponge brush and let it set up. When you do the counters make sure you flood the top so it can drop over the edge. Smooth the vertical edge with a brush or flat edge. When it has set up to a little past the tacky stage you can take a straight razor and cut off any drips on the underside of the edge. Hope that helps.
290625
Yes you can but might look little thick. Only clear top can be used I tried with putting other color on top of existing one and did not work too good.
184745
Not really, as there is two molded in hooks that extend out the bottom, that prevents it from sitting flat on a counter. I guess these could be sawed off, to create a flat bottom. However it would be pretty rickety, as it gains its strength by being fastened to a wall surface. It is made up of multiple pieces that snap together loosely.
1763231
I suppose you could put some trim around the base but I don't know if that would mess up the finish (like make it crack or splinter). Mine doesn't move and I am always bumping into it due to the odd layout of my kitchen.
1326517
I laid mine over the existing because I was unable to get it up. If the existing vinyl is tight it shouldn't be a problem. Ideally though, you'll want to take up the old.
1049867
After a few minutes it starts to set and will cling to a vertical surface, like the edge of a counter. I used a sponge paint brush and kept moving extra from the top surface to the side surfaces until it stopped running. Looked great when it was all set!
538636
Not sure, but I'd probably try gluing the tile to the cork. Then trim the cork with the razor or sharp knife using the tile is a guide edge.
1464503
Yes you can, just not so deep it covers the top and a little of the edges. That's how I did it.
1056157
The secret is to be sure that the top is aligned with the bottom. Make sure that you have everything perfectly in line and it will fit as expected. Put it on crooked and it will not fit. My significant other came up with an ingenious idea, fitting a small level on the top with super glue. All we have to do now is check the level to be sure everything is in line.
550856
My eaves have joists that I attached to. It ended up looking great - but you do need something to screw into vertically.
69667
The Sides are flat, but there is a very small (less than 1/4 inch) overhang of the countertop. Your plumber will probably be able to make adjustments so that you can put it in a corner with no issues.
1321070
We have granite too and there is a soft base. It appears to be glued on but no issues with sliding it on counter tops. There are no sharp edges. The chrome around the base has a rounded edge. It's pretty heavy. I don't pick up by the top.
1306315
Use3 the edge of the counter. Place the bottom plate on the edge and rotate the body up or down depending on the direction you put the bottom plate. The more you use it the easier it will become.
472065
Unfortunately I don't think you'll be able to put it in existing counter top unless the counter can be removed/cut. It's an under mount sink. I put it in when I had granite installed in my kitchen and they had to cut the granite to fit the sink and focet holes. It's an amazing sink I absolutely love it! Hope you can work it out!
2088145
Mine has been on for a couple years, and I want to try to keep it on as long as possible, so I haven't tried pulling it up recently....but, while I was installing it I had to pull it up a couple times to move it around, and I found that if I pulled up a little corner of it and started to spray water underneath it would pull up much easier, once the adhesive dries, it holds on really well, but it loosens if it's wet, so I think with some water, a good scraping tool and maybe some adhesive remover to wipe down the counter with after you'd be fine...a little tip I found helpful, when applying to the front or side edges of your counter, don't trim it flush with the edge, allow some hang over, and either glue or staple it to the underside of the counter (the product adhesive won't stick to a rough surface), that gives you a little bit to grab onto to start the removing process, because starting with a flush edge is probably going to require some scraping, which could damage the counters edges.
1899233
RVH7110 - can be flush with the counter edge. It can also be installed with the counter over the ledge. It just depends on how you want it to look.
1536032
This will not work; too spongy. Try paint with sand in it. Or check for self-adhesive strips with "sandpaper" on one side.