Beginner's dripping tap

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That's a retry good idea with the leather, I will keep that in mind for the next tap. I always used the cloth and shoved a longer metal piece onto it to gain leaverage. Thanks for the advise . Thumbs up

Although I knew leather was a material we could use to protect chrome taps, it was on this forum I read some recommending using a piece of pipe and leather. So just passing it on.

 

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Although I knew leather was a material we could use to protect chrome taps, it was on this forum I read some recommending using a piece of pipe and leather. So just passing it on.

However, it is a good idea and will give that a go next time. I just need to dig up some old thin leather to put that to my tool box thanks again Gary

 

[Ric2013]

Pimlico charge £157 per hour plus parts and time to source so £80 is a bargain.

Pimlico is based in London, so would depend where the OP is.