I'm sorry, I still don't understand. Is the sink butting up
against the wall tiles? Otherwise why would it make any
difference whether you seal before or after tiling?

Forget the sink, pretend it was never mentioned!

I mean sealing the whole worktop along where it meets the wall.


"Grunff" wrote in message
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John Greenwood wrote:
Yes, there is a reason - you'll most likely be cutting it with a
jigsaw, so you need to cut from below in order to avoid tearing
the laminate off.


I was going to use a downcut blade and I assumed the sink lip would be
wide
enough to hide any chipped laminate.

It's perfectly doable, but I think it complicates things
unnecessarily - it's mych nice cutting worktop from underneath
with an upcut blade.


No sorry, the tiles are on the wall behind the worktop. So when to seal
with
silicone before or after I tile?

I'm sorry, I still don't understand. Is the sink butting up
against the wall tiles? Otherwise why would it make any
difference whether you seal before or after tiling?

--
Grunff