First, thank you to anyone who can offer help on this situation.
I have a manabloc in my house; therefore, I do not have any valves under the sink. I replaced a bathroom faucet last night only to find that the supply lines are about 4 to 5 inches too short to reach the bottom of the new faucet. The shortest extender (with adapter) that I could find was 12 inches.
My supply lines are pvc piping. How would I go about cutting these down a few inches and then re-attaching the fitting. The cutting down the pipe doesn't worry me as much as re-attaching the fitting (while keeping it leak-free).
I searched the forums, but didn't find a solution. I have read how to do this with copper piping, but with the pvc, I am unsure.
Any help is appreciated.
Matt
I have a manabloc in my house; therefore, I do not have any valves under the sink. I replaced a bathroom faucet last night only to find that the supply lines are about 4 to 5 inches too short to reach the bottom of the new faucet. The shortest extender (with adapter) that I could find was 12 inches.
My supply lines are pvc piping. How would I go about cutting these down a few inches and then re-attaching the fitting. The cutting down the pipe doesn't worry me as much as re-attaching the fitting (while keeping it leak-free).
I searched the forums, but didn't find a solution. I have read how to do this with copper piping, but with the pvc, I am unsure.
Any help is appreciated.
Matt