Some faucets come with a gasket that will seal the new faucet to the sink, others tell you to use plumber's putty. Either place the gasket on or place plumber's putty on the bottom of the new faucet and set into place. Do not be afraid to use too much putty as you want it to seal all the way around and the extra will just squeeze out. Tighten the nuts under the faucet to secure and align it, then clean up the extra putty. Place some Teflon tape around the water inlet fittings to ensure a tight fit to the hoses and attach the hoses. Make sure to put the tape on in the same direction you will be screwing on the hoses. Take the aerator off the faucet and turn the water valves back on. Check for leaks and allow the water to run for a few minutes to clear out anything that could have been in the faucet. Place the aerator back on and your new faucets are finished.

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