LeeNat
New Member
This probably should be a no brainer but ……….
Anyway, I hate to screw things up so going to ask this in case I am not thinking properly.
I understand how to take the old one off and put the new one on but I am confused in deciding just how far onto the pipe nipple coming out of the house I need to go with the new faucet ( Valve ).
Do you have to tighten in on until you can't screw it on anymore and if so what if it's not aligned the way it should be wouldn't unscrewing it until it is aligned properly screw up the pipe dope you put on the threads?
Kinda, not understanding that part. Surely you don't have to count the number of turns onto the nipple in a dry run before you put the dope on. Or do you?
Anyway, I hate to screw things up so going to ask this in case I am not thinking properly.
I understand how to take the old one off and put the new one on but I am confused in deciding just how far onto the pipe nipple coming out of the house I need to go with the new faucet ( Valve ).
Do you have to tighten in on until you can't screw it on anymore and if so what if it's not aligned the way it should be wouldn't unscrewing it until it is aligned properly screw up the pipe dope you put on the threads?
Kinda, not understanding that part. Surely you don't have to count the number of turns onto the nipple in a dry run before you put the dope on. Or do you?