This video shows you how I installed a 2" brass drain on my new fiberglass shower pan. I used plumber's putty (check shower pan manufacturer's instructions!) versus silicone to seal the underside top lip of the drain. Gaskets went on under the shower pan in order: thin rubber, paper, then brass nut. Shower pan then went over runner PVC drain coming up from floor, then put the thick rubber on (bevel side up) followed by the brass castle nut. I water tested everything and checked for leaks. Dry and good to go!
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