Well, it certainly doesn’t look the best. And I would argue that whomever created the template did not do a good job. Was that you? Or someone on his crew? I would also argue that if it was due to a template job, why didn’t they question the bowed lines?

No idea if someone can fix that while in your home. Might be a question for some of the pros on here.

"because of the template that came with the sink".

That's a beaut right there and does nothing but show his incompetence. I would definitely get someone else in to look at it and see what they recommend.

@megs1030: fabricator cut it. We did not do template. Apparently one came with the sink...

unrelated, but do you mind sharing the name of the counter color.... It looks similar to the cambria colton we are getting and we are deciding on sink color....Thank you!

Parts look undercut. Parts look over it. Not really fixable in place. Or at all. Needs a new slab, and to be redone. It’s like a permanent bad hair cut. Once you cut it, you can’t glue it back.

Not to say that Corlett couldn’t do something. His like doesn’t exist outside Florida though.

*We do NOT want to work with this fabricator anymore.

We cannot afford to have someone rip all this out and start over.

Drop in/ top mount sink or live with it.

It's easily fixable without removing the top. The largest part of the reveal becomes the reveal all around. And no pencil edge please, I don't care what you and your designer want. That's a damn chip factory at a sink.

Had an employee cut at the cabinet line instead of the cut line on a Quartz Luxe job years ago. We made a large reveal, said nothing, and collected with a delighted customer.

@gayle countertop color is MSI Carrara marmi

(I did not Include pics of countertop edges which were a disaster)