Hello,

I have a wobbly bath sink that I want to reseat.

What is the best material to under the sink that will stop the wobbling?

Thanks.

Bill


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Hello,

I have a wobbly bath sink that I want to reseat.

What is the best material to under the sink that will stop the wobbling?

Thanks.

Bill


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What kind of sink? Vessel, self rimming, undermount? What material
porcelain on steel, stone, ceramic?

Silicone caulk to plumbers putty is used. Might only need to tighten the
hardware.

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"Billy Boy" billyboy[at]comcast[dot]net wrote in message
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Hello,

I have a wobbly bath sink that I want to reseat.

What is the best material to under the sink that will stop the wobbling?

Thanks.

Bill


Billy Boy

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What kind of sink? Vessel, self rimming, undermount? What material
porcelain on steel, stone, ceramic?

Silicone caulk to plumbers putty is used. Might only need to tighten the
hardware.


Thanks.

Appears to be a plain ceramic bowl sitting on a composite cabinet. No hardware holding it
down, just the weight of the sink.

Looks like the previous owner or original installer placed some kind of green colored
putty/sealant under the sink.

Double sinks. One does not wobble. The other one does. Not a big thing but aggravating.

Thanks.


Billy Boy

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