Please give me some piece of mind by either telling me to go back and fix it or that I did it right.

\- Flange ring was totally gone (see picture), leaving a very small, uniform, undamaged lip and undamaged center. Decided that since the inside was totally fine that a flange repair kit was appropriate because I believe the rails are entirely structural. I'm a little sketched out because the tutorials always had some part of the rails left.

\- I screwed the flange repair kit (**Oatey Fix-it Repair Ring**) into the subfloor after cleaning it up (not shown). I was now obviously quite low (3/4 inches).

\- I then attached a home depo "**closet flange extension with 3/4" gasket**" (see picture). Now absolutely no where online is there instructions on how to use this, so I figured it was just an extension. I have since come to realize that it probably was meant to act as its own no wax seal.

\- I set down a **Fluidmaster Better Than Wax Toilet Seal** on top of it all and mounted the toilet. It was a little wobbly and high at first (1/2 inch above), but it was pretty squishy so I bolted it down and it was real solid. The floor was kind of uneven to start with so I figured the additional height might just help deal with that since it bolted down nice.

Testing it for a day there appears to be no water downstairs, but I have an uneasy feeling since at the minimum I have 2 no wax seals here which seems like an additional point of failure.

Thanks!

First Flange Repair. Did I do this right?