Intros and possibly help?

Here are two pictures of the sink before repair started and one after first layer of Seal All.

A repair was made by PO some time in the past.
 

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Forgive the poor quality of this photo. This is from the underside of the sink after the first layer was applied.

Application was applying the "glue" to a piece of paper towel then sticking it to the underside. I was shocked to find the amount of daylight visible.
 

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One photo shows the hi tec reusable application tool used.

The other is clearer trying to build up Seal All.

I think two more applications and it should be fine. I don't see this as a permanent fix. I will be looking for a suitable replacement bowl.

I can't beleive the extent of the cracking. That plastic sure is getting brittle!
 

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Remove interior shroud there are 4 bolts to re-tighten. I believe their 7/16 just re-snug them.The AC seal is a compression seal that will loosen ( De-compress ) over time. If its flattened out to much it will need to be replaced.If you think it is to flat replace it. New Seals are cheap insurance.

I searched and searched and only found 2 bolts to tighten up. They are 3/8" and gave them two turns. I was surprised to find only two, never saw one with just two.

I am going to see If that solves the problem. If not I will put the seal on sooner.
 

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