(Unless you're getting crazy good deals on good quality faucets, that is.)If the existing faucet is good quality (brass internals instead of plastic) then I might consider replacing the cartridge and seals, otherwise, I'd replace the whole faucet.

@Aaron McGinnisI just pulled apart a tenant to patch of a door knob hole in drywall comprised of a plastic shopping bag held in-place with patterned duct tape and covered with plaster-of-Paris.  

@Melody Everett-NeddoA bandit sign is basically a large yard sign also known as a corrugated plastic yard sign.

Hiring Benny, Guido, Lurch, and Associates who have wet-vacs and some used plastic in the back of their cars will only cause you heartache!

The plastic gets brittle and more and more parts will start to break.Are you responsible for replacing it, legally?

The old owner just had wood covered with a piece of plastic.

If you can make the drips land in the drain pan (plastic trash bag taped to tank?)

I am not interested in some cheap plastic shed or similar (sorry, no offense).

The belly board had been cut (that’s the plastic that holds the insulation in under the trailer) for previous plumbing repairs.

The bathroom walls were done in what looked like tile, but cop a quick feel and you'll find that it is actually some sort of plastic paneling.