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Hi folks,

Installing a new towel rail and it has two valves at the bottom that screw up into the towel rail with 90 degree valve taps on them, when I ptfe and tighten them it all works fine, they just reach fully tightened position at wonky directions.

How can I ensure they tighten at nice 90 degree angles to the towel rail?

Sure there’s some smart trick here, just can’t figure it out!
 
add more pfte tape so it so stops where you want it
 
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