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Galvanized steel pipes - tighten how much?
I had to install a new kitchen faucet. After I removed the old faucet,
the galvanized steel nipples were too damaged from corrosion so I removed them. Then I put in new nipples, using teflon paste. How tight am I supposed to tighten them? Am I supposed to keep turning until it's very hard to turn or what? So far I only tighted them enough to not leak, because I didn't want to damage the old galvanized steel pipes, which are very old. The amount of force I had to use was not very much (using a vice grip). |
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