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Silicone sink fixing
- Thread starter geraldthehamster
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I was "temporary" fixing a sink to the wall once while I was tiling the bathroom. Even left a 2mm gap to get a hacksaw blade down and cut it free.
B*gger me sideways does that stuff stick! After an hour of trying to cut the silicone with a hacksaw blade I gave up and went for brute force instead. Snapped the sink in two and cracked 2 tiles. There was some swearing involved.
Only use silicone if you never want to move the sink!
B*gger me sideways does that stuff stick! After an hour of trying to cut the silicone with a hacksaw blade I gave up and went for brute force instead. Snapped the sink in two and cracked 2 tiles. There was some swearing involved.
Only use silicone if you never want to move the sink!
What
Were you using a bull dosser to remove it Maybe use this: http://www.screwfix.com/p/unibond-silicone-sealant-remover-300ml/75756 next time a?
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