Oatey Pipe Joint Compound 4 Oz White

Use for pipe fitting at work nice little container to carry around , always use with teflon tape for no leaks

good stuff. Does the job.

I like that there's a brush attached to the cap. This sealant is as good as any I have ever used, and I've used a lot of different products. You won't be sorry for buying it.

Works as expected. After I purchased this, it is not recommended for propane use.

It leaked in the packaging but I received a replacement at no additional fee.

Don't need a lot. Goes on good

This is great stuff. I use it on air compressor and gas pressure washers and it makes a perfect seal every time.I am pretty much done with Teflon tape now. Not that the tape is not good, but sometimes I apply it and still have to fuss with the connection before the leak stops.With the Oatey, you apply it and tighten the joint for a proper mechanical connection. At that point, unless there's a casting failure or fracture of some sort, you have a perfect seal. The compound has Teflon in it, so the friction when torquing the fittings together is so low you can feel the sudden increase in resistance when you have reached full thread depth.A minor downside to this compound is that it can be messy. It is an opaque off-white and it likes to get everywhere. It will show on anything you get it on. Don't wear your Sunday-go-to-meetin' clothes when you work with this stuff. Fortunately, it does not dry so you can wipe it off your work easily with a dry rag and you are good to go. I'm not sure how well it washes out of clothing, but I'm thinking forget about it.Also is there somebody at the Oatey factory whose job it is to mash the cap brushes flat on all their products so that the bristles splay out in all directions? If so, that person is really on the job. Not a problem, it's been that way for years.Did I mention I like it? I do!

Couldn't keep my new water pressure tank's hookups from leaking by using the standard plumbing tape.Tried this stuff and on the first go we were set!