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Topic: Kitchen counter top question...
sportsfan
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9918
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Posted: 3:52 PM, May 21st (Tuesday), 2013
We're having new counter tops put into our kitchen and powder room tomorrow To prep for the job do I have to remove everything from under the counters? Anything else that I need to do before the crew arrives?
Thanks!
We're having new counter tops put into our kitchen and powder room tomorrow To prep for the job do I have to remove everything from under the counters? Anything else that I need to do before the crew arrives? Thanks!
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Nature_Girl
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Posted: 5:26 PM, May 21st (Tuesday), 2013
Yes, you should. There's sometimes sanding & leveling that has to take place, which can make for dust & debris. Also, taking off & putting on, depending on the material(s) used, can be a pretty violent process.
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Yes, you should. There's sometimes sanding & leveling that has to take place, which can make for dust & debris. Also, taking off & putting on, depending on the material(s) used, can be a pretty violent process.
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KVille
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Posted: 5:32 PM, May 21st (Tuesday), 2013
Take everything out from the cabinets . I left my stuff in and it all got dirty. It's easier to just clean the shelves and put the stuff back.
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Take everything out from the cabinets . I left my stuff in and it all got dirty. It's easier to just clean the shelves and put the stuff back. Hope you love yours as much as I love mine
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scaredyKat
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25560
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Posted: 6:59 PM, May 21st (Tuesday), 2013
Hmmm. I had formica removed and Granite installed 5 years ago. I DIDN'T move anything. It was perfectly fine...all of the messy stuff, finishing, polishing, was done off site, they just popped it into place, fastened it and we were pretty much good to go!
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Damn autocorrect is responsible for the silly errors, sorry!
Hmmm. I had formica removed and Granite installed 5 years ago. I DIDN'T move anything. It was perfectly fine...all of the messy stuff, finishing, polishing, was done off site, they just popped it into place, fastened it and we were pretty much good to go!
Posts: 6081 | Registered: Sep 2009 | From: In my head
sportsfan
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9918
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Posted: 7:37 PM, May 21st (Tuesday), 2013
We're going from Formica to Granite as well. I've removed 75% of the stuff - where were you a couple of hours ago sK??
We're going from Formica to Granite as well. I've removed 75% of the stuff - where were you a couple of hours ago sK??
Posts: 2133 | Registered: Feb 2006 | From: PA
scaredyKat
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25560
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Posted: 10:00 PM, May 21st (Tuesday), 2013
Sorry!
Oh well, probably needed to be sorted anyway, right? Enjoy your new countertops! So much easier to care for!!!
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Damn autocorrect is responsible for the silly errors, sorry!
Sorry! :duh: Oh well, probably needed to be sorted anyway, right? Enjoy your new countertops! So much easier to care for!!!
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