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Originally Posted by speede5
These are quite thin and rigid, I use them for tons of stuff and it might be something you could use to split the flange away from the sink, carefully of course but you can tap it with a hammer and it wont bend.
Once you get the bottom off you should be able to work on the top.
i'm assuming you don't have a granite sink but one of those composite looks like stine sinks, so use caution, I don't know how fragile they are, as long as you are working a flat edge scraper into the seam you should be ok.
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It's a granite sink so it'll be fun. Slow and steady I guess is key. That and probably expecting several hours of work rather than something quick.
Stainless steel sink would have been way easier.