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I have recently extended some pipework using compression fittings. It had
been suggested to me that I should not over tighten the fitting as the olive could cut into the pipe. Now I have notice on a couple of the fittings that whilst they appear water tight there seems to be a powery deposit forming round where the pipe goes into the fitting. It suggests to me that I have not tightened them correctly but would appreciate any feedback. Thanks David - Milton Keynes |
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