So first thing we're going to do is clean this up and the best way to clean this up is actually just using paper to be just have like paper that you can use like this, like a packing paper, this is really sticky so obviously wear a glove and you can just keep wiping it down like that and then throwing it away. It'll be easier also if you would remove the bolt, usually this fluid master kit comes with a bolt so you would want to remove the existing bolt and because you would need to, you wouldn't want to use a new bolt so that it won't be, it will last longer. Alright, so come to that newer bolt and it's actually longer. Alright, the second thing that you would need is, so the second thing that you would need is to measure the height of this particular bracket here to make sure that it's about a quarter inch above the floor or flush with the floor. If it's more than a quarter inch above the floor, this one is almost flush as I would say about a last and a quarter of an inch so this is perfect that means we don't need to use a seal spacer like this. We don't need to use this if your hole is actually lower than a quarter of an inch then you need to use this spacer. Now since we don't need to use the spacer we can just install something like this that the actual seal itself directly on it. Alright, but I don't have everything clean yet. Let me go ahead and continue cleaning and then we'll show you how to install the bolts and eventually the seal in the toilet. Okay, so we got the bracket clean enough and what we're going to do is now start to install