Best thing is to show you a pic first:
Remedies:
- Replace the work surface. This would be very costly and messy.
- Remove the sink, undermine the chipboard VERY SLIGHTLY in the region in question (e.g. drill very small "wormholes"), so that the top vinyl layer "gives" a little. Then compress the vinyl layer back down on to the chipboard with G-clamps and a strip of wood, having impregnated the chipboard with waterproof woodworking glue so that any possible water ingress in future cannot soak in.
- Slightly lift the sink in the region and force in some more sealant, e.g. from a sealant gun. Use the woodworking glue impregnation as well.
- Don't lift the sink at all, but from underneath, apply more sealant between sink and chipboard as a barrier. Possibly also wetting the chipboard first with diluted waterproof woodworking glue and allowing to dry to solidify the chipboard. This method would not get rid of the raised bubbles, but at least the problem won't get any worse.
- Fit a larger (longer) sink and make sure it's properly sealed this time!
Any comments on the above? Suggestions?
Thanks.
MM