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Leaky radiator connection
I had to move a steam radiator in order to paint the room. Now it leaks at
the connection point to the radiator valve. I've tried cranking it tight, but some water still comes through. I plan to take the radiator off again to reposition the radiator a bit closer to the valve. Other than that, should I try teflon tape? How about pipe dope? John |
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