Thanks for the tips everyone. Tried the Goo Gone. No help. That led me to dry out the sink with a towel and it seems to me as if the finish sheen is gone in that little spot. Had always looked at it under the sheen of a film of water. When totally dry it looks like the finish is gone in that spot. No chip, just flat and dull there as opposed to shiny and smooth. Might be the first "patina" of the finished kitchen. I appreciate your tips. Many thanks, Rene

I have attached three pics. I don't have the specs for either the sink or my faucet at this point but maybe these will help you figure out your concerns. I am betting the center of the single hole is right at 3 inches from the back of the sink. If it helps, my faucet is a Price Pfister Ashfield model. You should be able to get the specs online. Here's an overall shot of the tolerances I have with a tape measure in place... Here's a shot of just the space behind my riser... Here's a shot of the space left in front of my riser... Like I said, if the shot isn't good enough to tell, when I look in person, near as I can figure the center of the hole would be right at 3" away from the wall. Hope this helps. Ne

This sink is an overmount- meaning it sits on top of the counter. The sinks are heavy - the smaller one weights almost 75 pounds. When you buy the sink, it comes with two metal bars and a pair of fairly odd sink clips. The two bars go across the front and the back edge of the cabinet. The sink is seated partly on the bars (altho, they mostly hold the cabinet together) and ON the countertop. The metal bars are fixed length and may not fit well into another cabinet. Both sides of the sink have a lip that sits on the counter. It might be possible to route the sides of your cabinet or the adjoining cabinets and try to undermount one, but I know nothing about the mechanics of doing it. The pair of odd sink clips simply tie down the sink to the cabinet so it can't be pulled out accidentally.

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