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12. Like this. If laminate and you can get a match

Sun Jan 22, 2023, 08:39 PM

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Large gap between counter and backsplash [View all] birdographer Jan 2023 OP

Hmmm dweller Jan 2023 #1

They are level n/t birdographer Jan 2023 #8

one option might be 2" 1/4 round molding. OAITW r.2.0 Jan 2023 #2

How is the back splash attached to the wall? Phoenix61 Jan 2023 #3

That is Timewas Jan 2023 #5

You can get composite molding that is pretty impervious to water Warpy Jan 2023 #6

Can't afford another guy birdographer Jan 2023 #10

Can you post a picture? Hassin Bin Sober Jan 2023 #7

Picture? birdographer Jan 2023 #9

Ooof. Did he install the tile backsplash first before countertop installation? Hassin Bin Sober Jan 2023 #11

Like this. If laminate and you can get a match Hassin Bin Sober Jan 2023 #12

Wow that is some shoddy work! What about Luciferous Jan 2023 #13

Funny you should mention that birdographer Jan 2023 #14

I think it's probably the easiest option at Luciferous Jan 2023 #15