Installing Silicone Sealant on a Faucet

Silicone sealant provides a waterproof seal between the surface of the sink and the center-set and three-Overall faucet for bathroom and kitchen sink.Also known as silicone cauldron, it stands up to moisture and does not deteriorate over time.Professionals use the caulking in conjunction with the supplied rubber gasket with a faucet set to ensure the installation is water tight.Follow a simple step-by-Steps to install the faucet with silicone sealant.Install a silicone sealant into the caulking gun.Cut the tip of the tube to make 1/4Use the inch opening of the tool knife.Apply a uniform sealant bead around the outer edge of the faucet hole and spray it on the sink.Align the holes on the supplied rubber gasket to the center-Set the faucet at the thread bar on the lower side of the fixture.Install the gasket on the lower side of the fixture.Or, for a threeThe workpiece group, passing the lower end of each screw bar through the holes in the appropriate gasket.Install the gasket on the lower side of each product.Positioning Center-Set the faucet to the spout facing the sink.Align the threaded rod to the hole in the sink.Keep the tap firmly on the sink.Or, for a threeSet, install the faucet and mouth at the proper hole of the sink.Reach the handle under the sink and install a supplied flat washer on each screw bar.Twist one of the supplied nuts onto each rod.Hand-Tighten the nut to the lower side of the sink.Align Center-Set the faucet fixture in unity with the back edge of the sink bowl.Or, for a threeKit, make sure the spout is straight out.Tighten the nut under the sink firmly using adjustable pliers.