I’ll be the first to admit, some things are better left to the professionals. Things like electrical issues, medical surgeries, and milking cows – to name a few.
When we came to the conclusion that we were ready to install some countertops in our kitchen that would last for years and give us a high end look, naturally we thought this would be a job for the pro’s.
So, we called the countertop professionals, had them sketch up measurements and give us price estimates for our 3 countertops of choice.
After my husband choked at the prices, I humbled myself and considered laminate.
The glue isn’t always a perfect color match so if your cuts aren’t exact or completely pressed together along the seam that is where you will see the line. Another hard lesson learned, luckily in a fairly inconspicuous spot.
Remember you will need ALOT of clamps to make the seam look right and some denatured alcohol to clean any dirt off the conjoining pieces or it will leave a dust line.