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Boot does not sit flush to tub, causing drain to not tighten evenly.

Took the drain out to remove hair from line. Then, I reinstalled and it leaked to the bottom floor. Upon closer examination, the PVC does not sit flush to the tub, which means the rubber gasket is not sealing evenly; it also means that when I tighten down the drain, it doesn't seat evenly or all the way flat. I used plenty of putty after various attempts to see if it will seal flat, which it just won't. However, I'm fairly certain I've secured all the open cavity with putty.

There's also no trap door to the tub, which could have allowed me to try to play around with the pipe as I'm tightening down.

Is there a way I can make sure this will not leak again? Any ideas?

Thank you!

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radicalng8 , Sorry to hear about your plumbing drain problem. Other then creating a way to access trap and cutting on a straight section(pipe) to allow a rubber flexible joiner(link #1) to reconnect with flexibility or replacing that trap totally with new or flexible trap as seen in (2nd link), you may eventually have another leak when drain can not sit flush to create a good seal. Good luck.

I hope this helped you out, if so let me know by pressing the helpful button.

https://www.plumbingsupply.com/trap-adap...

https://www.amazon.ca/Fernco-PFT-150-Fle...

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Thank you! Yes, I agree that trap door install is the only sure way to fix it. I just don't know how they had it flush before, being that the pipe only wants to sit a certain way as it abuts the bottom of the tub.

I appreciate you help.

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radicalng8, Originally the installer probably had full access and could apply more strength, pressure, etc. being able to manipulate fittings much easier, not worrying about the next person. Good luck.

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radicalng8 さん、ありがとうございました!
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