What sort of stainless is it. Some actually is slightly ferrous, and a
right pain, but if its good quality, I've found even contact adhesive
works. One might ask why its sprung up in the first place though, is some
other part of the supporting structure bent or rotten?
Brian

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I have a problem with our stainless steel sink counter-top. In one area the
top has become detached from the wooden base, and lifted slightly, affecting
the draining and causing water to pool. It doesn't take much force to push
it down. I am thinking about drilling a couple of holes up through the base
from underneath and injecting some adhesive. What would be the right
adhesive to use, i.e. what sticks to stainless steel?

Thanks
Gib