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Installation Instructions for Solid Surface Countertops (Undermount)

1. Draw the cutout on the countertop using the enclosed template.
2. Drill a clearance hole without the dawn cutout line.
3. Cut on the line using the proper saw for the selected surface. Reveal or Overhang should be decided prior to cutting.  Adjust accordingly.
4. Verify there is ample space for the faucet and soap dispenser. Mark locations of faucet and other accessories on the countertop.
5. Mark the bottom of the surface where the sink mounting inserts will be placed.  Drill the holes and tap into the place the inserts. 
6. Place slotted bracket on the nut and loosely place on the inserts.
7. Place sealer along the top of the sink surface where edge will meet countertop.
8. Place sink under countertop and when in the correct position tighten bolts in an diagnolly opposing order.
9. Remove any excess sealant and tape.  Do not use chlorine based products to remove the excess sealant that may have spread onto the sink. 

1. Draw the cutout on the countertop using the enclosed template.
2. Drill a clearance hole without the dawn cutout line.
3. Cut on the line using a jigsaw
4. Mount the faucet and the drain assembly on the sink or countertop depending on the faucet maker’s instructions.
5. Place the sink on the hole to check for clearance and trace the edge of the sink.
6. Remove the sink from the hole and using masking tape align the perimeter of the sink hole.
7. Apply sealant with in the perimeter of the sink hole.
8. Lower the sink onto the countertop.
9. Install the enclosed mounting clips to the sink and tighten in place.  Tighten clips in a diagonally opposed order.
10. Remove any excess sealant and tape.
11. Connect supply lines and drains. 

Cleaning and Care:

We recommend the sink is cleaned once a week with soap and water. This should keep your sink looking like new. Stainless steel sinks contain many micro brush marks, which will also help hide many scratches from normal use. We do not recommend using rubber or plastic mats as they trap soap and debris. If you are using the stainless steel grids please be sure to remove the grid when cleaning the sink.

If your water has high iron content, a brown surface stain may form on the surface giving the look of rust. Depending on the minerals added to your water, a white film might develop on the sink. If you have strong minerals in your water supply the sink should be towel dried after use. If your sink is maintained properly it should be simple to clean with soap and water.

We do not recommend using any hard abrasive or steel pads to clean the sink. If you must use something stronger than soap, we recommend Bar Keepers Friend® liquid cleaner. When used as directed, it will clean and hide many scratches. It is important to gently follow the grain of the brush marks in order to avoid creating marks in an opposite direction.

Nantucket Sinks warrants the quality of its stainless steel sinks to be free of any manufacturing defects in the workmanship or the material composition when installed properly and used in a residential application. This warrant is extended to the original purchaser of the Nantucket Sinks stainless steel sink. We will replace any sink at our option that is found to have a material defect without charge for a lifetime of residential use. The warranty covers only the stainless steel sink and mounting hardware when installed in a conventional countertop. Transportation costs or labor installation costs are not included in this warranty. Diagnosis and/or replacement of any faucet or component part, or any other expense or loss are also not covered. Undermount sinks must be installed in a solid surface countertop.

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