I’m sorry you didn’t get what you wanted. I originally wanted a reveal- made myself crazy looking for farm sink that had even edge all around. My fabricator talked me out of it. He said it gets full of gunk and silicon gets gross (not his words exactly). It should have been discussed with you.

Tell your GC it's not what you both agreed to. What will he say?

did you put it in writing?

You don't need to pull the counter, but the sink will have to be dropped. I could drop the sink, recut the cutout, profile and polish the edge, remount the sink and reconnect the plumbing in about six hours, but I'm really good at this.

Joseph Corlett, I wish you were on the job. Ive seen your comments on other threads. and you would have done it right the first time! I do know it's possible to recut, but I'm not sure it's worth it, since it does look nice.

I really wanted a positive reveal, but don't know if this can be changed without removing counter. Kind of afraid to mess with it, but it's really bugging me that we didn't get what we wanted.

You asked for something specific, and they ignored you. That’s unacceptable. And all these (seemingly) little things that people let slide because it’s too much trouble to correct, turn into bigger things that really are a lot of trouble to correct. Hey, if they have to spend 12 hours (which is what I figure if Joseph Corlett needs six hours to do it!) redoing what they should’ve just done in the first place, then maybe the importance of paying attention to detail will somehow imprint on their brains and this’ll be a pivotal moment in their careers.

Sammy, yep I agree. they will hear about it and we will probably my ask for an allowance because I do think it's unacceptable when instructions aren't followed. However, this reveal isn't a make or break for me. And they did do a nice job for a flush reveal. So to change now would cause ME more headache than I've decided is worth for me. Sometimes that's the deciding factor.