Porcelain on steel lavs have a short life.
Here is one that is rusting near the overflow, and should be replaced.
Here is the bottom of the lav.
I prefer to use lavs made from china.
No rusting on those, and they last a long time.
Rusted lav needs replacement
- Thread starter Terry
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Porcelain on steel lavs have a short life.
Here is one that is rusting near the overflow, and should be replaced.
Here is the bottom of the lav.
I prefer to use lavs made from china.
No rusting on those, and they last a long time.
Cwhyu2
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Use a china bowl should fit right in.
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MACPLUMB
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Yes We Can Agree On Something I Always Tried To Replace With China When It Would Fit. In Same Hole As Old :d
Jerrymac
Yes We Can Agree On Something I Always Tried To Replace With China When It Would Fit. In Same Hole As Old :d
Jerrymac
Fubar411
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I'm sure that sink is FROM China.
Herk
Plumber
I always swap out steel with china basins. Of course, there's always the off-chance that someone will drop a glass bottle in and break them.
But they don't chip from tightening up the clamps. (No clamps!) And they usually look a lot better. Some years back, they seemed to drop in price, too, so they're just about as affordable as the tin jobbies.
I installed this china basin in my home over 30 years ago, and last winter I re-installed it, including the original Peerless faucet, into a new cabinet:
But they don't chip from tightening up the clamps. (No clamps!) And they usually look a lot better. Some years back, they seemed to drop in price, too, so they're just about as affordable as the tin jobbies.
I installed this china basin in my home over 30 years ago, and last winter I re-installed it, including the original Peerless faucet, into a new cabinet:
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