Oatey 31230 Pipe Joint Compound with PTFE and Brush Applicator for Sealing Threaded Connections

Nate: Looks to have been stored properly, good consistency. Yup, just like I expected. No surprises here.

United States on Nov 19, 2023

Andrew Linch: The products great, it's just to expensive can be bought from other sellers for £20 less

United Kingdom on Oct 31, 2023

Abuelo's Awesome OpinionsAbuelo's Awesome Opinions: Just fyi...can be used on potable threaded water connections, as well as the items listed. Looked up the spec sheet to confirm. The listing doesn't include that fact but its worth knowing.

Canada on Oct 04, 2023

Alvin S.: To stop a small dripping leak in my kitchen faucet. Success

United States on Sep 21, 2023

shoot man: Product seems as advertised and is easy to apply…

United States on Sep 21, 2023

croooowe: I tried the Teflon tape and after the third attempt and it STILL leaked, I finally looked for alternatives and found this. On the first shot I let it sit a couple of days, and although it didn't dry (as is well stated) I then cut on the water and 2 days later not a drop leaked that I could tell. My new favorite water sealant! I saw another post that mentioned the squashed brush and it gave me a chuckle as that was the first thing I noticed when I opened it up. It was odd, but it obviously doesn't affect how it works, great stuff, highly recommended!

United States on Aug 05, 2023

Brett E Johnson: So far, this has worked well on my replacement clothes washer spigots. It's easier than wrapping a dozen turns of teflon tape.

United States on Apr 15, 2023

DJ: Quick to apply, not runny has the right viscosity and works. You don’t need alot of force to tighten fittings when compared to teflon tape.

Australia on Mar 28, 2023

CanadianBiker: I'm a convert from teflon tape. Tape has always been hit or miss for my skill level in plumbing. I bought a jar of this to help with a 5 gallon tank/pump/tap and shower handle that I've been working on in our camper van. After laying out all my parts, then assembling a month ago with teflon tape, I had misc drip points in my half dozen connections. I disassembled everything, picked the tape off the threads, and reassembled with this stuff. My wife came out exactly at the time I was done, so I felt under pressure ; ) Clicked the pump on, it pressured up, and not a single drip anywhere.

Canada on May 22, 2018

Amazon Customer: As they say
If your fed up of leaks this is the fix
I tried using Teflon tape and it failed 50% of the time

Now all my fittings are done with the paste

Wear gloves
White paste will be less of a clean up issue

Canada on Feb 05, 2016