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What Customers Are Saying
The compression cap appears to be a generally useful and effective product for sealing off water lines, valves, and other plumbing fittings. Many customers found it worked as expected to stop leaks and facilitate home renovation projects, though some noted using a small washer or Teflon tape helped create a tighter seal. While a few had issues with the cap not fitting properly or leaking, the majority reported it as a reliable and versatile solution for various plumbing needs.
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Would RecommendGot the job done perfectly. Thanks to the help I got from one of your associates. It’s nice to have folks that know what they are doing.
Efficient
Everything
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Lowe's had exactly what I needed
Would RecommendIt was what I urgently needed to plug an air leak in my Air brake equipped 25 ton RV
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Had to get the compression ring seperately
Would Not RecommendDidn’t have the compression ring
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Removal of bar sink
Would RecommendRemoved former bar sink to make room for new remodeled area
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Cap
Would RecommendDid what I needed it to do.
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Didn't mention needing a gasket or "teflon tape"
The cap itself fit, but it leaked and it needed something else to stop that water. I used thread seal tape (sometimes called "teflon tape"), and it was pain to put on in the cramped location. I've since read that a gasket (rubber-like or otherwise) also works. I think at minimum there should be a warning, or maybe it could be packaged with a gasket.
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way over priced
Would Not Recommendover priced brass cap for $4
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Cap fitting
Would RecommendThe cap worked