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Default Ceramic Sink rust appearing


We have a very old white ceramic sink and draining board unit.
Rust is beginning to appear between the white enamel sink bottom and the
stainless steel sink drain hole.
Could anyone recommend a course of action and/or some kind of sealant.
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On 27/05/2021 17:44, john west wrote:

We have a very old white ceramic sink and draining board unit.
Rust is beginning to appear between the white enamel sink bottom and the
stainless steel sink drain hole.
Could anyone recommend a course of action and/or some kind of sealant.
Thanks


replace the drain


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On 27/05/2021 17:44, john west wrote:

We have a very old white ceramic sink and draining board unit.
Rust is beginning to appear between the white enamel sink bottom and the
stainless steel sink drain hole.
Could anyone recommend a course of action and/or some kind of sealant.


Just replace the waste (screwfix et al do lots of versions some that
need a plug others with sprung covers [usually hand wash sinks]).

A la :-
https://www.screwfix.com/p/stainless...owl-90mm/9411k

These usually come with rubber o-rings these should be all the
sealing that is needed .
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Default Ceramic Sink rust appearing

Yes if you are seeing a bit of rust, it has to be pretty bad where you can't
see it.
I'd have thought a stainless steel alloy with less ferrous content might be
the better way to go, take a magnet with you when shopping!

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On 27/05/2021 17:44, john west wrote:

We have a very old white ceramic sink and draining board unit.
Rust is beginning to appear between the white enamel sink bottom and the
stainless steel sink drain hole.
Could anyone recommend a course of action and/or some kind of sealant.
Thanks


replace the drain


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On 27/05/2021 17:44, john west wrote:

We have a very old white ceramic sink and draining board unit.
Rust is beginning to appear between the white enamel sink bottom and the
stainless steel sink drain hole.
Could anyone recommend a course of action and/or some kind of sealant.
Thanks



Poor quality stainless steel - replace with something better.

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