Teflon Tape vs. Thread Sealant (How To Stop Leaks)

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[@nyer070]

You guys all talk way too much... Just get to the point

[@truthh8322]

Just put in tankless water heater. Used tape first. 3 leaks. Used dope 2nd time. Zero leaks

[@Thetruthhurtstrump2024]

The blue monster tape is the best tape I have ever used not one leak

[@NikeDattani]

"Clockwise" doesn't mean anything unless you say whether you're looking at the bolt from the direction of the threads or the head. It's also incorrect for left-handed screws, which we do get used for certain devices. Instead, it's better to say that the tape goes in the "opposite direction to the way the bolt turns for tightening" because this is true no matter how you look at the bolt, and whether it's a left-handed or right-handed screw.

[@Duey_diditGarage]

Blue Monster or TRU Blue all the way

[@Kirbythediver]

My master plumber buddy says: do both if you're really worried about a specific fitting.

[@PicturexProductions]

this video saved me from removing a new tub valve install - unsoldering two male copper fittings and replacing them because of two leaks that I had tightened all the way and still leaked. I'm usually not a teflon tape + pipe dope guy, but had to give this a try before I spent a couple more hours redoing new work because of poor threads. I removed the unions, cleaned off the threads, wrapped 3-4 rounds of teflon tape and pipe dope and it worked! No more leaks, no more work.

[@colden1877]

Pipe dope on top of the Teflon tape also will also help lubricate the fitting allowing you to get it on tighter.

[@gdonham1203]

Teflon tape works for most but stainless steel has a special tape. The special stainless tape prevents galling. Brass, Steel and PVC can use regular teflon tape but stainless is different.

[@Oppastoppa914]

Does pipe thread sealant help prevent it from getting jammed up in the future. Let’s say if it has to be unthread, 15 years later and it’s rusted and corroded?

[@richardemery3736]

I love your videos. I have seen them all. I started my pressure washing business watching your videos.

[@janbrewington7771]

If you use the sailing, are you gonna be able to take it apart again or is it permanently? Stuck never used before hence the question.

[@tuantran7494]

I have a project at home and I really like your demonstration after I watched your video on this KZbin. Thank you very much!

[@22bad96]

Nice and short, that is all we need!

[@donklaing]

What about freezing area one better than the other.

[@marckemp9955]

I didn't need thread sealant. I used the Makita grinder and cut the metal tubes but left just enough for me to pound in some plugs and I used some JB Weld to seal around those plugs. Then when that's cured I'll just bolt them back on.

[@luckykhouphongsy59]

Question I have both products but when i install the stainless steel eye wash station it sill leaking and I use enough tape and sealant any else suggestions? I appreciated

[@WandWizardLLC]

Both! 👍🏻

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