Questions and Answers for Premier Copper Products Copper Sink Installation Silicone

A:  Hi Cooper - Please feel free to contact us directly so that we can get more details about your project! Please let us know if you have any other questions!

A:  Hi Jayson - Our Oil Rubbed Bronze colored silicone is the recommended product to use to seal the outer edge of the bathtub, as well as the drain. You can also use a neutral cure clear silicone for both of these processes. Please let us know if you have any additional questions, thanks!

A:  Hello, Yes, one tube of the C900-ORB Installation Silicone is enough to install two bathroom sinks.

A:  It seems like it would work, but you should check with the manufacturer.

A:  Hello - This product is designed to install copper sinks and drains. Therefore, it has not been tested to hold a back splash in place. Premier Copper Products cannot definitively say that this will work for your application. Please let us know if you have any additional questions, thanks!

A:  While we have not heard of this product staining anything, we have not tested the silicone on your particular product. Please let us know if you have any additional questions, thanks!

A:  You don't want to install a copper sink with anything but neutral cure. There should be no caulking, plumber's putty or other type of silicone involved anywhere. The under-mount bead line, drains, faucets and accessories should all be installed with this product or you will forever be cleaning the green from those areas. I've had many a professional installer argue because they have NO idea what they are talking about and what this product is and how the other products react with copper. If your not doing the install yourself and don't want your installation ruined, buy this and insist they use it. It won't turn any existing caulking green. The green you speak of is a reaction between incorrect installation materials and the copper sink itself turning green. The only way to stop that is to remove the other material and reinstall with this.

A:  You don't want to install a copper sink with anything but neutral cure. There should be no caulking, plumber's putty or other type of silicone involved anywhere. The under-mount bead line, drains, faucets and accessories should all be installed with this product or you will forever be cleaning the green from those areas. I've had many a professional installer argue when I was looking for a source to buy it because they have NO idea what they are talking about, what this product is and how the other products react with copper. If you don't want your installation ruined, buy this and insist they use it.

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