The cabinets were built with a 3/4" plywood top inset so that its at the cabinet height level. The issue is that the granite company measured incorrectly because the cooktop cutout measurements and cutout were too big<not by much> fault of the cabinet company...so now the cooktop is too high in its cutout by about 1/4" or slightly more..so what the granite company is suggesting to remedy the problem is to put more of the epoxy material under the granite to raise it up to match the lip/edge of the cooktop so it can rest on the granite and use screws to raise the granite and level it and remove these screws later. I'm concerned cause i don't want the tips of the screws to crack the granite possibly..Do you thin that using an excessive amount of the epoxy material is OK, or should i place down a sheet of 1/4" plywood to make up this difference in height instead. By the way thanks for answering so quickly....
