atlantis43
New Member
Have an antique bathroom porcelain sink (early 1900's), whose drain is leaking at the sink junction and needs replacement. Since the hole in the sink (for the drain) is a 'flat' recess (rather than angled), I'm wondering if there is any special type of fitting or gasket that I might need (in addition to caulk) to get a good inner seal for the drain. It is a pop-up/no overflow type of drain.
I hope the above details are clear, and thanks for any info.
I hope the above details are clear, and thanks for any info.