RV Sink Replacement

For most sink replacements, it will be easier if you remove the faucet first. With water turned off unhook the waterlines.

Lift faucet out and set aside to put back on after the new sink is installed.

To remove the old sink, you need to look under the sink and find the "slip joint." Unscrew it so the draw pipe can be lifted up.

Find the clips that hold the basin to the counter top. Use a drill or screw driver to loosen the clips for since removal.

To remove the old sink basin, score the seal with a blade or other sharp object.

After the drain pipe, clips, and seal are loose, take out the old sink.

To seal the drain pipe to the new sink, use rubber cement. Apply to the drain.

Apply the cement to the sink, where the drain pipe will attach.

Quickly put the drain and the sink parts together before the cement starts to dry.

Place the new sink into the countertop cutout.

Insert the drain pipe into the plumbing, and tighten the joint.

Reattach the clips to hold the sink in place, and tighten with a screwdriver. impact, or drill.

Use silicon to seal around the edge of the new sink to prevent water damage.

Put the faucet back into place and attach the waterlines.

Enjoy your newly upgraded sink! See new sink and faucet options on RecPro's site.