Yes.

Laminate over belt sanded laminate. Be aware new laminate is
subject to the adhesion of the original. Good stuck to bad = bad.
Good stuck to good = probably ok.

Google replacing a kitchen sink or sink mounting clips.

Yes, but stainless is beyond the scope of novice DIY with limited
skills and tools.

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"orangetrader" wrote in message
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I have a counter top which is made of plywood with laminate on
top. I don't
really like the color, and it has a few burnt marks. We are
thinking of
getting a dish washer, which means I will need to move the
refrigerator over
24". If I do that I need to extend the existing counter top for
another
24". Since it will be very close to the sink, I would like to
do this so
the extension can be done as a seamless continuation of the
existing counter
top so if I wipe it down I can wipe it all the way to the sink.

One way I can think of is to construct a counter top at the same
height as
the current one, then apply a new layer of laminate on top of
the existing
one to form one continuous surface. Will this work? Can
laminate be
applied on top of laminate? What do I need to do with my
kitchen sink which
is now sitting on top of the counter? It needs to be removed
and
reinstalled?

Can I use any other materials? I don't want to use tiles, but
what about
stainless steel? Can a stainless steel sheet be applied over
the laminate
counter top to give it an industrial look?

Thanks in advance,

O