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On Tue, 01 Nov 2005 22:48:22 GMT, in misc.consumers.house Andy Hill
wrote:

Sounds like the old countertop has been screwed up by the water leakage, so even
the old sink isn't going to fit right. Great fun.

No it's not that bad.

OK then. If you can live with countertop damage, then it's either reinstall the
old sink or track down a sink that will actually fit the hole. Heck, maybe you
can track down one that's a bit larger than the current hole, and you can chop
out the damaged countertop while enlarging the hole for the sink. Pick yer
poison.

I wouldn't try using caulk as a wide gap filler. That just ain't what it's
made for.