my existing drain is rusted and missing the cross bars inside the drain that would allow me to unscrew it could I silicone this to the existing drain?
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Check youtube under "remove rusted tub drain missing cross bars" theres a great video of a SIMPLE fix....eureka!
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I don't think siliconing it will give you a long lasting solution. You'd have to make modification to it just to get it to sit flush before siliconing it. I recommend using a dremel or dremel like product to cut out the old rust drain and then replace it properly.
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No. The screw base would be to big to fit inside the existing drain. You would need to use a tub drain extractor to remove the old one. You can find them here (http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=tub%20drain%20extractor) and at most major hardware stores. The one you would need all depends on the size of the existing drain.
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They are usually brass and brass doesn't rust. Sounds like you really need to address this issue. This is not something that is normally installed with silicone and I would predict a future failure. Sight unseen, you probably need to access the underside for dis-assembly to do it right. Good luck.
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I wouldn't do that. You can get a tub drain extraction tool to remove a drain that's missing the cross bars.
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Yes, It unscrews and a soaking in vinegar and water overnight opens up all the holes. CLR product might work but with the bronze finish on mine, I am hesitant to hit it with chemicals.
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you can use a different bowl..glass or copper. The whole attraction is the bowl, hence wondering why you would use another bowl. I changed the pop up drain and the faucet to bronze coloured ones and it looks outstanding..
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We couldn't find exact fit either. We found one that fits side to side but has a 2 Inch gap at top and bottom. It works for the money while we look for another. $45 @ Amazon. Make sure to get an off-center hole for the drain. It is all stainless and well made. Good luck!
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You are in luck.....i ordered two sets by mistake and have a pair in my hand. The sticker on the side says it fits, 3 3/4" hole, 3/8" drain. Hope this helps
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Probably only with DIFFICULTY. My plug wouldn't stay up, SO I had removed it completely LONG ago. I had unobstructed drain opening to work with. Suggest you phone HORN PLUMBING, my supplier, at 417-256-5191; ask them, staff knowledgeable and VERY HELPFUL.
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The first thing you should do is get the dimensions for each model and compare them. If they are close or identical in size it should be no problem. If they are of different dimensions or if you have installed a new sink where the drains are not in the same position (as I did in switching to an undermount granite sink), some minor reworking of the plumbing may be needed. Regardless, this should not be difficult. I picked up a garbage disposal install kit at Home Depot for about 15 bucks. It has a variety of PVC plumbing connections in various lengths and angles. You might have to jerry-rig some of the connections, but the kit comes with threaded connections and washers, so no PVC glue or primer is necessary. Just make sure you measure twice, cut once, and install the washers in the correct direction, and you should be able to make it work. I also found some excellent install videos on You-tube for my particular set up (double sink drains, with the disposal on the left side and the drain connection on the right). Good luck!
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Kathleen, this product won't be a good fit for fixing your problem!! Reason being is that it's a flat and will not spin like your thinking. Your better off going to home depot and picking up a cheap hand held drain snake that you can rotate with one hand as your holding the housing with another!
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Hi, Annie: I am a buyer, not the seller. It sounds like the strainer should fit your drain.
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http://www.brewhardware.com/rimsherms-parts-93 has probably everything you need, they sell a nice tri-clover flange with a cnc cut radius that you can solver solder, or other parts to go a different rout. Hope that helped
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I actually had some one put this in for me. My old PVC pipes fit. You my need extra hardware silver ring fasteners w/screws & a possible rubber washer. Take a pic of it and take it to your local hw store for more help. Sorry. I wanted to take a pic of it but was too confusing using gmail �
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Yes, this can be compatible. I have done it with my own stainless steel sink. There are plugs that you can buy via Amazon to plug up those extra holes. Depending on the gauge of sink you have I recommend installing a support board under the faucet mounts to improve its rigidity, as the sink steel flexes a bit around the faucet without it.
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I just got a standard drain without the drain hole from Menards. Tell the the size of the hole in the sink and they will give you the correct stuff.
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I don't believe they're designed to connect to each other. If you cut the end off so you have a round opening, you should be able to get 4" round flexible drain pipe that will fit into it.
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Any standard drain will work. I used a brushed stainless drain to match it best.
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Hello Danielle, the tray is removable however is the manufacture does not manufacture a matching tray that would fit this to drain. This item comes as is with the tray shown unfortunately. If you happen to find a different tray that would fir this you would be able to replace it with that tray on your own at your own expense of course.Thank YouDaily Drops
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I do not, this is what I needed to replace the spigot on a glass wall container. Perhaps a manufacturer has one, perhaps in metal, or.. you might use an extension nipple and coupling with the same thread.