Formica is usually put down with contact cement. Contact cement can be
released with lacquer thinner. If there is a loose spot around the edge,
squirt some lacquer thinner under it and let it sit for a few minutes,
then carefully work a putty knife under and see if it is releasing at
all. If so, continue applying lacquer thinner and lifting the Formica
until it all comes loose.
Peace,
Pat
Thusly spake Brian Kennedy, On 11/25/2010 11:51 AM:
> We have a cottage with an old formica counter top we'd like to replace. We'd
> like to replace it, but we can't find any brackets. It looks like it's the top
> has been glued to the cabinet tops? Any ideas on how to replace? Can we just
> cover the old formica? It's still pretty solid after probably over 30 years?
> Brian K.
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