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Matt0029

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Have noticed my success rate with compression fittings fall over the last year or so. Am getting a few that weep. When I back to nut off to have a look the olive isn't over tighthed and I always clean the pipe first. Wondering if anyone else has noticed this whether it's just me or the quality of fittings has decreased. Have recently started using V2 plus on the olive. This seems to give a perfect joint all the time. But obviously adds time in as have to back the nut off after tightening to apply.
 
I used to use the regin paste but now use this.

https://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/flomasta-gas-water-jointing-compound-250g/7619j

What’s the texture like comparable to jet blue ?
 

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