There is a product that is called plumbers goop that you can put on to stop the leak.
There is a product that is called plumbers goop that you can put on to stop the leak.
I think I'll try this.
http://www.oatey.com/apps/catalog/in...hite%20PJC.pdf
seems safe. Hopefully it works well.
Joe
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I was looking at the install last night and while I'm not a plumber, it looks WAY better than what the PB did. I also used all hard PVC, no flex tube.
Once I get all the minor leaks sorted, I'm going to hook up my liquidator.
I used Great White pipe dope recently and it worked well. I did have to tighten one joint a half turn to stop a very slow seep.
Chuck
16,000 gallon gunite/plaster, Pool Pilot Digital SC-60, Pentair UltraFlow 1 HP pump, Pentair Tagelus TA 60 filter, Polaris 280
steve
I think my .02 is too late as you seem to be going another route but for future reference; Make sure you wrap the Teflon tape counter clockwise on the threads (Or in the case of a left handed thread, clockwise). If you go the other way, as you screw the pieces together, the tape is pushed back and does nothing. I have used pipe dope but only for low pressure systems like gas lines, I'm not sure it works in high pressure systems but that's from lack of use.
Wayne
Thanks Wayne, I did have the tape wrapped in the proper direction but it still leaked.....
I tried the dope but it's been raining here so I can't test it. Seems to be OK though
Well, everytime I have a leak in a plumbing connection it's attributable to "User Error".Guess who the user is....
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Carl
This is my ticket for Heaven (when all's working..) :
22k Gal gunite IGP
38 SF DE filter, 1 HP Hayward Super Pump
Raypak 350k BTU Natural Gas Heater and solar cover
8 gal Liquidator with bleach
Dolphin robotic cleaner
Taylor k-2006 test kit
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