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You can or you can extend the tube and put it into a large soap bottle. https://www.google.com/search?q=bottle+and+cap+for+a+Blanco+Sink+soap+dispenser ..

Epoxy resin will fix that, or buy new.

try this...vinegar. Soak a paper towel in vinegar, and wrap the towel around the spotted area.

Google a stone fabrication supplier, they have epoxy fills in various colors.

Some fabricators use liquid nails , and support the sink with 2x4s vertically until it sets. (not saying it is correct, but it can be done that way)

Generally you cannot do that, a new dispenser is required.

You can use a schlueter T molding for tile in a stainless finish. Cut the T Molding to the length of the gap, - silicone the area and place, and put some weight on it to hold it in place until the silicone hardens. You can get the molding at a tile store, or big box store .

call this number (800) 570-3355 they have repair kits and you should be able to ask them any questions that you have

isn't swanstone just a brand name of a countertop mfg ?

if you haven't it discovered yet, the pump assembly that your looking at pulls straight up out of the top unit exposing the fill hole. Its basically a spray bottle reservoir. Try and picture a spray bottle. It literally acts like, say, bottle of Windex. Just pour your soap product directly into the bottle below. Be careful not to fill the soap storage bottle too much since it usually only holds 4 to 8 ounces of

absolutely, with the same make and model. The whole pump section merely pulls out of the top of the attached soap resevuior like a straw from a glass. Take the pump head with you to the store (Depot or Lowe's) to buy replacement.

try at ur local plumbers merchant u should be able to get a new insert

There should have been a "cutout" templet with the sink. Generally a "Jigsaw" can be used to cut out the pattern after first drilling a hole to give you a starting point for the saw blade. Put masking tape or duct tape around the cutting area first to avoid marring up the counter when making the cut. One can also put duct tape on the bottom of the saw platform which will give added protection in not marking up the counter while making the cut.

Sorry but stain was not from dawn as that spilled dawn can be fully gotten up using very hot water. I know as I have your sink and use dawn all the time.