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[@TurkeyDart]

Great explanation

[@sumnerkinney2166]

NO Teflon Tape - NO Plumbers Putty - Snap on Fittings - WOW you make it look so easy Paul.

[@thelostarchivesserialvault5353]

Every sink I have ever installed I line with a sheet of linoleum and a bead of silicone around the bottom edge. Most cabinet bases are made with pressboard and are crap cheap inside their pretty skin. If they get wet they swell like a sponge. The liner stops any spills from getting away and makes it easier to slide under there for basic work. I also install a light under kitchen sinks because it is easier for work than holding a flashlight. You may want to run a small bead of caulk around the wall penetrations behind the escutcheon plates. The hot air from showers and the heated air will pull in cold air thru those holes.

[@evan-edstrom]

I love having some form of serviceability on the drain like your threaded connection, I always do it when installing a drain. I use a no-hub coupling for this, so that it can be taken apart any time to clean a clog or whatever needs to be done. And it can be put back together without cutting or redoing anything.

[@jacojarvis7363]

threaded coming out of the wall, that a great idea!

[@Overpar73]

Looking good Paul, now you have several more to go! I have not seen those snap on's for the hot & cold before, makes it very simple, good choice by Emily.

[@WichhartAcres]

Nice work Paul! Great looking hardware and great job walking is through the install!

[@douglascampbell7006]

What is it about fathers and daughters working on a project together? Great job sir!

[@Lenny65]

Do any of your bathroom sinks have overflows ?

[@gregmize01]

Nice!

[@bryanmiller5150]

Why do they change the supply like sizes? It’s almost always 3/8 supply now they want me to use half. Which i don’t have at 10:30 at night. Smh.

[@joseescobedo8329]

Could u put it on 4" or 6"?

[@gaetanamirault7310]

Where did you purchase your escutcheons?

[@IsmailNuzaifKokky]

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