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Thanks for the YIP feedback, John. The guy I've usedin the past has been quite good at removing and replacing new benchtops while leaving the splashbacks undamaged. Either way (re-laminate or replace), it's a very cost effective makeover for a tired kitchen and well worth looking into.

I agree with John. However, I've had great success in the past with having the benchtops actually replaced, rather than re-laminated. It's a more permanent solution with the advantage of being able to introduce a modern look the the benchtop profile with rolled edges, instead of the old school...