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vanity sink install
This should be an easy one for most of you, but I'm new at it and want to get it right the first time. I'm installing a new sink in the existing vanity and I need to know how to seal the drain at the sink and the p-trap.
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vanity sink install
Use Plumbers Putty to seal the drain flange in the sink. There should be a slip-joint connection at the trap and tailpiece connection.
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Thanks, majakdragon. There were gaskets included in the package for both sides of the flange that worked for sealing it, and I got the slipjoints tightened, but possibly not enough; there is a very slow leak at one of them. I guess I'll tighten them some more and see what happens.
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