Installing Undermount Sink Clips - Granite / Quartz countertop 

The best clear and concise video i have ever watched. Perfect picture to illustrate. No second wasted

Very precise instructions, clear video and good explanation. Loved it. Thank you!!

Yo the instructions in this video are precise af. Love it man, thank you!

Excellent spoke slowly , details very clear . thank you for taking your time and making this video . Thank you

Excellent. Thorough explanation and great video work!

I LOVE YOUR TALK THROUGH. GREAT JOB!

I love the way you explain and label everything in the video, super ez to understand! Keep at it, subbed!

You made this soooo Understandable. Kudos for a how to video well done.

Very nice and informative demonstration. Thank you.

outstanding info, efficient, straight forward no-nonsense video. Thank you for this. some videos are fluff or long winded unnecessary

This is exactly what I needed - the original mounting "hardware" on my sink (plywood squares and 1/4" thick glue of some sort) failed. I bought those exact clips and epoxy. Affixing the posts was easy since I had the sink pulled out. I was able to apply silicone caulk, tighten the wingnuts, then clean up the excess caulk. After reattaching the pipes and garbage disposal, I"m back in business! One small bump along the way was that one of the posts I epoxied on fell off, so I'll be replacing that with a new one this weekend.

I wish every instructional video on YT was like this!

Very good job on explaining. Thanks

i have a hack job in my current home, where someone installed 1x2s to hold the sink up. Absolutely annoying. Thank you for the video.

Great video! I’m currently helping someone with a similar problem. Thanks for the solution!

Thank you! Super helpful video!!

Number one instructional video.

Wow, never seen any videos this precise, you are awesome sir. thank you for explaining each and every step including a clear video on a tight intricate spots. GOOD JOB sir.

the best video, 4 days try too see how fix this. thank you so much....

Excellent!

My sink was installed by a company contracted by Home Depot, that has since gone out of business. My sink also dropped about a quarter of an inch, allowing water to flow over the back top lip of the sink and down into the cabinet below. I went to Home Depot to complain about it but was told that the installation labor is only guaranteed for one year. My comment to them was, "Who would ever want an undermount sink if they were all going to fail after 5 or 6 years?". My comment was met by blank stares with no replies. I went back later to see if maybe Home Depot would maybe help me with a new sink as the old one is 10 years old now and if I have to reinstall it, why not put a new one in. But, they refused. The newer guy I talked to told me that in his experience, all undermount sinks will eventually fail. Well, that's just great. I digress; would ANYONE buy an undermount sink if they knew they were going to have to have it remounted within 10 years, BESIDES having all the water leaks around the broken seal between the top of the sink and the bottom of the counter??? Personally, I will never buy an undermount sink again, given the opportunity. And just like the person Wing Walker talked to (below), I have seen RU-vid posts about people building wooden frames into the box (cabinet) prior to having the countertop installed. I believe that is a MUCH better idea IF you are going the unmount way. But if you've already gotten screwed by an undermount sink like I have, I really like the undermount sink clips that Menards sells and have installed them myselfs. Wish me luck!

❤❤❤ You done a great job brother

Thanks for the fastidious attention to detail

Thanks for the video it saved me.

Just came here as I am having a new countertop and undermount sink installed, and the installer told me he has had issues with the epoxy mounts so now he recommends a wooden frame or supports attached to the sides of the cabinet and a horizontal support under the sink. Failsafe is how he described it. I thought it was a little low tech and then I see the comment by " wing walker" below! :)

We thought bout new sink and top but a coat of paint on the cabinets and walls was a plenty. Have a Jesus weekend and watch the storm up the coast. We've already had a very few snow flakes which is a good thing. Still around 4 inches left in spots. GBWYall!

Bro great video your the man. I had so many questions that now your video has answered. 5 huge stars 😂😅

Very well done! I just subscribed to your channel

Thank you for showing the glue and process.

Very helpful video. Someone works in the OR. Recognize those purple plastic trays.

Thank you

I think you could also lightly sand the area with 120 or 80 grit sandpaper then clean it would give the epoxy some more bonding strength I assume by roughing up the surface

A bead of Silicone Caulking would be good around the lip of the sink before reseating in place.

you have added a layer of water proof sealant between your sink and countertop to prevent water sipping into the gap, before you attached the sink clips.

good idea to wear a face shield to keep from getting dripping epoxy on any part of you face, eyes, mouth etc. and always gloves with epoxy.

Bro thank you I went in to the local hardware store asked them for a way to secure my sink and they gave me the other kind I went back and told them these are not the one and showed them a pic and they looked at me like I was insane and said I’m using the wrong sink 😂 I guess I’ll go back today I’ve been using a 5 gallon jug to hold up the sink for the past 3 months 😂

Hi Phil. I added a question to the comments, in your bent fork door lock vid. It's asking about your vise mounting. Thanks.

Hi - what's the purpose of the Keyhole slots? You identified their locations, but didn't use them during your fix.

I'd wish you make more videos.

Thanku for the instructions, until your video, I had no clue how these mounts secure my sink to the shitty job the installers from Home Depot did installing my sink

I was about to purchase a under-mount sink but after watching this video and others I think I'm gonna go with the top mount sink. I just can't trust a bunch of clips and glue to hold the sink securely. I don't think I would be confident on even fill it with water ...too much weight.

What was the purpose of the predrilled keyholes? I have a undermount that has come off and doubt that there's any keyholes there.

You mentioned keyhole slots at 1:13, but it didn't seem like the clips used them. What are they for?

What is the name of your countertop. Looks really nice 👌

Congratulations on your dinner fork lock one hit wonder.

Question: if my stone mason says to not use brackets just glue..is that correct????

Quick question, what is the diameter of the circular plate clip that glues to the quartz ?

What kind of glue that I should buy for the clip mounting? Thanks.

🇷🇸❤🇺🇲

whats the size of your sink

use a sink setter

FYI: Denatured Alcohol cannot be purchased in the State of California anymore...

Just had new quartz counters and undermount sink installed. The secured the undermount sink by pressing it up in place from underneath and screwing in an L bracket on each side with 2 screws holding it against the cabinet sides. No clips anywhere... just the L brackets.. 1 on each side under each sink. I don't trust this install.