DavidTu
Member
From same manufacturer some faucet instructions call for silicone under the escutcheon that sits atop the sink or countertop and some do not. When does one need silicone under the faucet, when does one need putty, and when does one need neither?
I notice that in case of an o-ring under the escutcheon it called for silicone... in the case of a rubber gasket it did not. Is that something that can be generalized or are the instructions just inconsistent?
I notice that in case of an o-ring under the escutcheon it called for silicone... in the case of a rubber gasket it did not. Is that something that can be generalized or are the instructions just inconsistent?