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Sun, Aug 10, 08 at 10:11
| I am replacing faucets in three bath rooms. I have one that is killing me as far as removing it. It is in three pieces and they are rusted solid. I already tried liquid wrench, WD40, basin wrench, hammer, etc. I was told that I can use a sawzall but I am afraid of damaging the the cultured marble sink and a sawzall is a bit clumsy to use on this project. So, what is the best way to cut off a faucet from the top side of the sink? |
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| Remove the vanity counter top and cut the faucet from the bottom side. |
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- Posted by manhattan42 (My Page) on Sun, Aug 10, 08 at 23:01
| Agree with handymac. Use a sawzall to cut the faucet loose from the bottom side, |
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