Ellen Bubier~ Did you lay this over an existing counter top that was of tile? I am trying to figure out if I have to remove the tiles first. Thank
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I laid mine directly on top of the old surface. It would be best if the surface was smooth and flat like mine I think. Not sure about over tile if it has grout lines that can be felt as surface changes. Hope I helped.
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I have tile counter tops and with a dish towel under the board as suggested it works great!
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Same here! I found a local tile store to cut it down....they did it for free!
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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!
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Rebecca, that is not what its intended to do. BUT Rustoleum has a great product called, Tile Transformations...I am preparing to use it on my tile kitchen counters and backsplash after using their Deck Restore this summer that saved me thousands of dollars in porch and deck replacement. They have come up with some great products for DIY folks. Go to the Rustoleum.com website and get the skinny on your tile backsplash. Or you can give them a call, their folks are really helpful. Any of their products take time (but little skill). I think you will be pleased...and no, I don't work for them, but sure do recommend them. Rebecca, that is not what its intended to do. BUT Rustoleum has a great product called, Tile Transformations...I am preparing to use it on my tile kitchen counters and backsplash after using their Deck Restore this summer that saved me thousands of dollars in porch and deck replacement. They have come up with some great products for DIY folks. Go to the Rustoleum.com website and get the skinny on your tile backsplash. Or you can give them a call, their folks are really helpful. Any of their products take time (but little skill). I think you will be pleased...and no, I don't work for them,... » Read More Rebecca, that is not what its intended to do. BUT Rustoleum has a great product called, Tile Transformations...I am preparing to use it on my tile kitchen counters and backsplash after using their Deck Restore this summer that saved me thousands of dollars in porch and deck replacement. They have come up with some great products for DIY folks. Go to the Rustoleum.com website and get the skinny on your tile backsplash. Or you can give them a call, their folks are really helpful. Any of their products take time (but little skill). I think you will be pleased...and no, I don't work for them, but sure do recommend them. « Show Less
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You will need to plug up two holes or get a new counter top. There are plates to cover the wholes at hardware store.
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I did a little research and I would have to say, don't do it yourself. Go to or call a tileing store (Tile America) and get some professional answers. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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I would definitely remove the tiles before applying the concrete on the countertops. I am not sure if this would be good product to use inside a shower. Not sure how it would hold up exposed to a lot of water on daily basis. I used it on bathroom countertop. It's still beautiful. The project was completed almost a year ago.
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I would not cut on it on purpose. But if you forget what you are doing and it happens, it won't show much. We've had our counter top film on for about a year now, and slight cuts/burns don't show very much unless you point it out. I think the busy granite pattern hides a lot of imperfections, such as any seams when installing.
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Rebecca, that is not what its intended to do. BUT Rustoleum has a great product called, Tile Transformations...I am preparing to use it on my tile kitchen counters and backsplash after using their Deck Restore this summer that saved me thousands of dollars in porch and deck replacement. They have come up with some great products for DIY folks. Go to the Rustoleum.com website and get the skinny on your tile backsplash. Or you can give them a call, their folks are really helpful. Any of their products take time (but little skill). I think you will be pleased...and no, I don't work for them, but sure do recommend them.
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You can place it exactly where you want it then tilt it up, silicone along the bottom on all spots which sit on the countertop. Then place it down and silicone a bead all the way around the outter edge at the counter. There also may be some small holes on the bottom which you might be able to use anchor bolts/wingnuts thru the countertop.. Hope this helps a little!
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I couldn't tell you this is the first I even thought about so I just got up to look at it.....I like it b cuz I just realized we slide the oven back on my counter often and the rubber in front keeps it from moving in the direction we don't want. I sorry I hope that helped.
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I do not see this happening on my unit. This can be variable and depending on mounting position in your countertop.
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I did not add granite countertop for two reasons:1) it looks so beautiful itself, no need for granite 2) there is a table extension on the back of this picture, it would be hard to add granite to it, I recently changed my countertop to granite without touching this piece. It matches my oak hardwood cabinet perfectly
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Yes. I had mine removed by the vendor but had to pay extra to have that done. I put in my own sink and natural stone top. I think the seller thought I was nuts but we are very satisfied with the way it turned out in the end.
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It comes with a Dianond blade for cutting ceramic tile. I use the drop in method and try torning the tile over and cut on the back side. But Im thinking of no chip out on the front. Try the front too. See how that turns out. It is out in my tool house tonight. Ill look at it tomorrow and see what's printed anywhere I can see it. The rpm you want. I love it. Sure made short work of Hardi siding.
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P.S. you didn't say what the counter-top material was. In most cases some additional trimming may be needed. The document I referred you to should have the Cut-out dimensions needed on it. If you have Granite, Quartz or stone/tile, it can be critical. If it's laminate or Corian solid surface type, it can be easily trimmed. Sounds like you may need a professional installer.