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greetings
My bathtub's faucet has a wide gap with the ceramic tile on the bathroom wall. I replaced it sometime ago but somehow after screwing tight faucet onto the waterline, it leaves a rather big gap from the wall. Now I'd like to seal it. does it make sense to fill the gap or I should better call a plumber to refit the faucet?
My bathtub's faucet has a wide gap with the ceramic tile on the bathroom wall. I replaced it sometime ago but somehow after screwing tight faucet onto the waterline, it leaves a rather big gap from the wall. Now I'd like to seal it. does it make sense to fill the gap or I should better call a plumber to refit the faucet?