Thought I had it all sorted after doing all the major plumbing relines from bath to basin on a new wall, until it came to the last task - putting in the basin drain + overflow waste on the new wall hung unit. Despite using hemp in places & PTFE tape in others, that despite my reluctance to use silicone under the basin drain, it wasn't until I watched this video that it became the obvious solution in the absence of a plumbing putty. Can't do a proper test under pressure until it cures but the jobs @ my own place so there's no hurry. A check in the morning and I'm sure she'll be right mate. Thank you for your easy to follow tutorial Michael.
Impressed by the clarity of instructions and practicality of advice. If only more "How to" videos were half as good as this. Top bloke - I doff my hat to you mate.
Good luck doing that with a pedestal. No way you can get the grippers up there. Hardly even a thumb and finger. If it was done with silicon you'd have to smash the thing up with a hammer. Plumbers mate. Same outcome, none of the issues.
bit late but if using a HM silicone then best to leave the nut as finger tight as the mastic will form a washer and mastic needs to have a depth of material not squashed out
You don't need silicone, washer is enough with some teflon tape over the thread (you didn't use any washer here). As for the second part, lol you don't understand how that joint work don't you? Black washer is used there for sealing, not the thread, no need to put tape there at all
Thanks, you saved my £80 today. I managed to fix my bathroom sink by watching this video
It's not a problem, sometimes you can save a lot of money....
Thought I had it all sorted after doing all the major plumbing relines from bath to basin on a new wall, until it came to the last task - putting in the basin drain + overflow waste on the new wall hung unit. Despite using hemp in places & PTFE tape in others, that despite my reluctance to use silicone under the basin drain, it wasn't until I watched this video that it became the obvious solution in the absence of a plumbing putty. Can't do a proper test under pressure until it cures but the jobs @ my own place so there's no hurry. A check in the morning and I'm sure she'll be right mate. Thank you for your easy to follow tutorial Michael.
Impressed by the clarity of instructions and practicality of advice. If only more "How to" videos were half as good as this. Top bloke - I doff my hat to you mate.
Thank you very much that’s very kind of you to say
Top Hole. Just The Job !. Fantastic ! . Now I Know What To Do !. This Bloke Is The Biz !. Many Thanks,
And Greetings From Scotland.
Thank you very much. Happy to help
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Good
Great Video Micky!
Thank you very much
thanks for the video
Top work from the Professor
Thank you very much much appreciated
Good luck doing that with a pedestal. No way you can get the grippers up there. Hardly even a thumb and finger. If it was done with silicon you'd have to smash the thing up with a hammer.
Plumbers mate. Same outcome, none of the issues.
No
bit late but if using a HM silicone then best to leave the nut as finger tight as the mastic will form a washer and mastic needs to have a depth of material not squashed out
How long till you can use the sink when using silicon
Couple of hours
Thomas Dudley basin sealing kit £4,75 works everytime no need for anything else.
ok master. hahaha
You don't need silicone, washer is enough with some teflon tape over the thread (you didn't use any washer here).
As for the second part, lol you don't understand how that joint work don't you? Black washer is used there for sealing, not the thread, no need to put tape there at all
You do whatever you wish this is how I do my work. If you do not like it that is fine do your own channel
Plumbers' mate every time for me….
Replace the sink from the wall
Replace sync from the wall