[mnhoff]

Can anyone give me a direction on replacement of the standard 15 inch undermount kitchen sinks? Or is it easier to remove and get them re-done?

[Richard]

Are you talking bathroom or kitchen sinks? If kitchen is your's an integral part of the countertop?

[Fulltiming]

Mike's coach is #372, a 1995 model. The interior photo I have shows two round kitchen sinks which were likely molded into the counter top as they are on my 1992. I also had that type sink in the house and I was going to have the house kitchen sink refinished by the same company that I hired to refinish my corian counter tops but he found a large crack all the way through the corian sink that was starting to leak water. As a result, I had him cut the sink out and I installed an over the counter mounted sink.

It is isn't cracked, I would go the refinishing route. Trying to cut corian sinks out and install another under mount sink might be possible but it would be concerned about getting a clean enough cut to seal a new under mount sink adequately, especially without removing the entire counter top. Your mileage may vary.

[77newell]

I have a single undermount sink in my 93 kitchen. It was not difficult to remove. It is not integral to the counter and is cast iron based.

[mnhoff]

My two sinks are like jons. Corian countertop with detachable cast with a porcelain finish. My sinks have no splits or cracks, just chipped from wear and tear. Trying to find one is more than likely imposible to find, so if I am carefull removing the units refinishing is likely the way to go.

[encantotom]

my kitchen sink is corian. my bathrooms sinks are cast iron undermount

tom

[77newell]

I found a guy in Illinois that could apply new porcelain for about 450 dollars.

I also found a bar sink in stainless that was only slightly larger diameter.

I didn't keep any records of this seach so I can't point any further than this.