When doing repair work or renovations in your kitchen / bath you might need to use a cap for a water valve or fitting. This comes in handy when you have a leaky valve or want to keep you main water valve on while removing a faucet / fixture. This video will show you a proven method to make a robust seal between the standard 3/8 compression cap and the compression water valve or fitting. If only the compression cap is used you only get a metal on metal seal which can be prone to leaks.
Parts Used
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3/8 Compression Cap: [ Ссылка ]
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