Installing solid 3/8 risers to kitchen faucet

[Mturse]

I was wondering if someone can help. I have searched the forums and web but can't find info. Most everyone says to use flexible braided lines from shutoff to faucet but I prefer the solid riser lines.
Anyway, I understand how to connect solid riser at the shutoff with the compression nut and ferrule, but at the faucet, the tube has a "bulb" at the end as in the photo. When I connect this to the faucet do I use any kind of rubber seal, or is it metal to metal with a little pipe dope?
Thanks in advance for the help,
Mike

 

[JohnjH2o1]

There is no washer needed. Been using that type of supply line for years. Today you can get them in PEX.

 

[Sponsor]

 

[Mturse]

There is no washer needed. Been using that type of supply line for years. Today you can get them in PEX.

Thanks!!

 

[Reach4]

Does this add anything for you? https://terrylove.com/forums/index.php?resources/non-flex-copper-supply-riser.23/

 

[Mturse]

Does this add anything for you? https://terrylove.com/forums/index.php?resources/non-flex-copper-supply-riser.23/

I saw that post however it applies to toilet which is a different connection than to a faucet. It has a seal and flat connection to fill valve. But thank you for response

 

[Terry]

The side at the faucet is tightened first, and the compression side with the sleeve last. Same sequence as for a toilet riser.

 

[Mturse]

The side at the faucet is tightened first, and the compression side with the sleeve last. Same sequence as for a toilet riser.

Excellent advice. Thank you