4 inch backsplash removal (beginner DIY’er)
4 years ago
I want to re-do my tile backsplash and eliminate the 4 inch laminate backsplash at the bottom. I did not want to replace the countertops but then noticed that the 4 inch backsplash does not sit on top of the counter (easily removed) and instead is set down below counter top height.
Is there a way to make this work or am i looking at replacing my countertops now ?
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