I've signed a contract with Home Depot for them to install a new Quartz countertop to replace the nearly 50-year old formica one I now have. I think the sales lady at HD told me if I removed the old sink & countertop myself I wouldn't have to pay an extra removal/disposal charge.
I have an L shaped countertop. Was it customary in the late 50s to simply nail the plywood top down to the cabinet, or would they have used an adhesive.....or both?
Anyway, I would welcome suggestions as to how to get the top loose. My guess would be upward strokes at the overhangs with a hammer, followed by a pry bar. But if anyone has a better idea, please share.