Kitchen sink blank: should I glue it?

[ColinJ]

And when you have finished fixing the kitchen sink, get your bike out and come and join us on some more forum rides - it has been too long since we last saw you!

 

[SlowerThanASluggishSloth]

Glue it if you like. But why can't you source a new blank. Many companies would send a replacement out to you free of charge.

What kitchen sink do you have and where did you get it from?

Thanks for taking the time to reply.
It's not the blank that is the reason for posting. It's a stainless steel sink and, as you know, once the customer has chosen which side they want the draining board the installer fits the blank and then fits the sink in the carcass. There is not enough space for me to get my hand in to tighten the blank tightly enough to prevent water ingress.

 

[SlowerThanASluggishSloth]

Use a low modulus sanitary silicone. It should flex well at different temperatures, and resist mould.

Thanks for that tip.

 

[SlowerThanASluggishSloth]

And when you have finished fixing the kitchen sink, get your bike out and come and join us on some more forum rides - it has been too long since we last saw you!

I agree, Colin, but the problem is that I can't fit cycling and climbing (and now grandaughters ) into the time available. I hope you and all your regulars are keeping well.