How do I fix my kitchen sink ?
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After my nahdyman “finished” our almost 6 months condo project, he really did a sloppy job so I’m going to do everything to fix and finish the right way, so happy!
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What are you trying to fix with your sink? Ill be glad to help if i can
Are you talking about the backsplash? If so, that is an easy fix. Get all of the loose paint off, find a tile you like, using tile adhesive, place the tiles. You ca.n make a pattern if you would like. Then grout. Voila! You will have a backsplash that will hold up to any water spatters that happen to get on the wall. Good Luck!
Why did you continue with him, and pay him in full if you weren't satisfied with his work?
I would tape the backsplash off, and then skim coat the wall to smooth out all the chips. Then I would scrape off the paint on the backsplash.... is that stone or laminate?
Are you talking about the sink or the backsplash? I see a messed up backsplash and I see lines on the sink and don't know if they are light reflections or damage.
Thanks for the answers,