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I'm trying to plumb up an old cast iron radiator. I've got 2 new 1
1/2" threaded inserts which screw into the body of the rad. Into these go the valves. I've used PTFE tape on the threads but don't seem to be getting a sealed joint on one end. Is there a technique for this? Alternatively there's a cement called plumber's mait, which I think might be the sealant originally used on cast iron rads. Is this any good? |
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