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Purchased some 3/4" blanking caps from tool station today and I didn't check them until I got home but they didn't come with any rubber washers inside. I need to blank off a wheelhead valve because the rads been removed for decoration and the valve still leaks. Will a fibre washer in the inside of the blanking nut do I will I need to the black round rubber washer?
 
It should do. You could always rub a little LSX on the end or put some L55 or PTFE round the thread.
 
Yeah I was thinking of pasting the fibre washer it's only thin but is the correct size and putting some PTFE around the thread.
 
Is there anywhere that sells the round 3/4" washers on there own?
 
i've got those brass caps in 1/2, 3/4 and 1". come in very handy
 
Yeah Kozak I noticed them didn't know if they was any good. Spose if it seals the outside in the nut then that's ok. Thank you everyone very much appreciated :).
 
toolstation sell the rubbers separately for about 50p a pack.
ptfe round the thread is all you need and as said...they wont fit 22mm
 
i use them mainly for rad valves and also capping off wm valves
 
I see them now there called ball valve washers 68p for a pack of two in toolstation.
 
3/4 caps only fit m/i threads but you can get blanking caps for fittings as well which normally have the rubber in as said washmac hose rubber or tape
 
The 3/4" blanking cap was a good fit on the valve the 22mm was too big. Yeah iv found the 3/4" rubber washers in toolstation now.
 
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