Much thanks Steve, I really appreciate the compliment my video, and glad to hear it was helpful to you..

Happy to hear that my video was helpful to you Damion, you'll be fine...

Hey Alvin, Pex-b would most likely be the easiest to work with depending on the location of your patio to closest area to tap into the hot and cold, also if gets down below 32 degrees where you live you will need to set up a drain on each line to evacuate the water from them to prevent freezing.

its always good to use putty, this assemble was done per the instructions.

that is how I installed it Dylan, the white washer you see at the bottom is cardboard that is there as a buffer to prevent the rubber washer from twisting out of place.

at 12:27 you have the white washer on the bottom but the instructions said to do this: Insert Faucet through the White Gasket and the hole on SINK (A) ledge from the top side of SINK (A). Orient the Faucet handle toward the front. From under SINK (A), first slide on the Black Gasket then screw on the Lock Nut. the white gasket at 12:27 should be on the top from the instructions and only the black gasket should be on the bottom side

@@dylan-nguyen oh ok I get what you're saying, but It made more sence to me to place the rubber on top in order to prevent leaks..

@@thediyyardie7192 I saw the top of the faucet inside the base also had a rubber gasket but it was slimmer than the bottom one so that's why I assume they tell you to put it on top

@@dylan-nguyen oh ok possibly..