How To Seal The Drain Tube To The LaSalle Bristol Single Bowl RV Bathroom Sink

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How do you connect the drain tube to the sink? Is there a recommended sealant or adhesive?

asked by: Jeremiah M

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You can use some silicone sealant like the TremPro 644 # 0160297 on the outside of the LaSalle Bristol Single Bowl RV Bathroom Sink # 34416156PPA drain hole and slide the drain tube on. You can also use this sealant around the outter lip of the sink to seal it to the countertop and prevent water from getting between the countertop and sink, which will deteriorate the countertop if it's wood or particleboard with some kind of Formica or other laminate on it.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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The black tube in the attached picture is meant to be attached to the bottom of the LaSalle Bristol Single Bowl RV Bathroom Sink part #34416156PPA. At that point you can use the flex pipe in your RV to connect directly to the black pipe. The flex…

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Hey Ken, usually people use a silicone sealant like the part #0160299 to install sinks like the #34416156PPA that you referenced. This is a black sealant which might not be your color of choice but it would work. Typically people use white or clear.…

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When installing the LaSalle Bristol Single Bowl RV Bathroom Sink, #34416156PPA the drain tube to the sink (as well as seal the sink to your counter top) you will want to use a good silicone sealant, something such as TremPro 644 #0160297. This will…

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