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1/2" is hard enough never mind 5/8" & 3/4" Try using the Multicor (PAP) for baseboard runs. Much easier.
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Propex fittings
What's the trick to making the connection to baseboard ells? I just did the rough on a firstfloor baseboard job and was having a hard time getting the pipe onto the fitting. Theres not much room to get your hand on the pipe with taking the element out of the enclosure. Anyone else find this tough?0 -
pex connectors
Thanks Gary, I spoke to a friend of mine this morning and he suggested the same thing. He advised me to use QS fittings rather than propex for the same reason. Live and learn.0
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