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Installing the top of your vanity isn’t particularly complicated, but it requires a lot physical strength to seal the drain pipe and join the parts together. Vanity tops tend to be especially heavy, so enlist the help of a friend if you can to make placing and moving the countertop easier. Use plumber’s putty to assemble the sink and connect the drain pipe. Then, use silicone caulk to adhere the countertop on to the vanity. Finish the installation by connecting your pipes and run the water to test your pipes.
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Installing the top of your vanity isn’t particularly complicated, but it requires a lot physical strength to seal the drain pipe and join the parts together. Vanity tops tend to be especially heavy, so enlist the help of a friend if you can to make placing and moving the countertop easier. Use plumber’s putty to assemble the sink and connect the drain pipe. Then, use silicone caulk to adhere the countertop on to the vanity. Finish the installation by connecting your pipes and run the water to test your pipes.
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==Steps==
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==Steps==
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===Assembling Your Sink===
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===Assembling Your Sink===
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