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Kitchen Faucet Replacement · Step 5 of 13

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After removing the old faucet, use a putty knife or scraper to carefully clean the area around the faucet hole on the sink's surface. Scrape away any old plumber's putty, sealant, rust, or mineral deposits to ensure the new faucet can sit flush and create a good seal.

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When putting the new tapping guys Obviously you put the rubber on first and the tap and then the knelt underneath But if this is a bit grubby try and clean this up, okay, as you can see this is this is very clean Luckily the customer's out, but yes, so try and clean this up and before you put the new washer on Right guys, if this doesn't come off with cleaner, okay, you can use a scraper like I do or putty knife or even a glass scraper Stanley blade, whatever you want, but as you can see this is quite well on there So I've had to use my putty knife. Just a quick hint, quick tip. It's the prettiest thing to get it

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