| Posted by Tom Fetherston on February 09, 19101 at 10:13:01: | |
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| In response to Re: Stuborn bathtub drain removal | |
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Got it out!! The key was an application of acetone to the stainer (with the hole plugged) so that the mastic softened up> Then a stainer removal tool that engaged the spokes got it turning. I would not recommend this if you have plastic pipes though (mine were brass). H.J. idea might have worked, but: On my second question, I'm debating whether to go "bare" and just use gaskets, or to use a sealant. The tub opening is deeply beveled, but I've seen thicker gasket that include a bevel at Home Depot. That and all the goop my X-brother-in-law used may have been part of the problem. : : Any tips, tools to get this out? It's brass into brass on an cast iron tub.
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