Hiya and thanks for reading this.
Any info/experiences/insights you can offer are welcome.
It concerns a trivial tho annoying problem: double ceramic/pot sink with basker strainer wastes.
The sink was new and 'professionally' installed 3 yrs ago . The 'seal' between the ceramic and the pressed steel waste was silicone. I've repeated using this when replacing the 'banjo'.
I've been trying to come up with some other way of installing these dratted wastes that won't involve continually having to tighten the screw and eventually reinstall them. I assume the problem comes from heating and cooling and the mix of materials (pot, pressed steel, steel screw, plastic).
In place of silicone between the sink and the pressed steel waste I've considered using: plumbers mate; or boss white and putty.
However I can't think of a way of ensuring that the metal screw into the plastic banjo remains tight. Any ideas?
Cheers - Chris