In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
a wrote:


Dont you want to stop water reaching the gasket though (it isnt
rubber, looks like foam)?

I assumed the gasket to be impervious to water. Wouldn't be much good if it
weren't - because it is supposed to stop water getting under the sink, and
the water needs to come into contact with it for this to happen.

My main aim was - in case the gasket wasn't 100% effective - to stop any
water getting to the raw edges of the chipboard. I sealed the edges of the
chipboard with sealant anyway, but tend to go for belt-and-braces solutions!
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Cheers,
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