By this I meant I was looking for a good leak-proof seal rather than a way to use the wax ring to support the toilet (more the job of the floor and flange bolts as you said). I used one of the rings with the plastic reducing flange with no problems (had to replace the tank-to-bowl bolts due to some slight leaking though). I was just fishing for any extra tricks that might be out there to assuring a long-term and reliable seal. The toilet sits firmly on the floor and is properly secured with closet bolts. The metal+pvc replacement flange is secured with 6 screws and small (flush) washers to both the floor and 2 joists below so it is very stable.
Now if my hands would just heal up. Little burrs on the threads of all those screws I used really shredded my fingertips. I'll probably have a few little shreds of this Gorilla Glue stuck to my hands for weeks to come as well. Oh well. At least its done!
Now if my hands would just heal up. Little burrs on the threads of all those screws I used really shredded my fingertips. I'll probably have a few little shreds of this Gorilla Glue stuck to my hands for weeks to come as well. Oh well. At least its done!


Little about a lot and a lot about a little.
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