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Updated Control Arm Stay Rod Cone Bushings -What's the difference? 900

posted by  spook on  Thu Mar 27 08:36 CST 2025
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Dear Metallo,

Hope you're well and stay so! I use Oatey pipe joint compound. In U.S. home improvement stores (e.g., Hope Depot, Lowes, etc.), pipe joint compounds are stocked in the plumbing department.

In the U.S., Permatex products are more often found in auto parts stores.

As pipe joint compound is widely used by plumbers - who plainly have an interest in leak-free pipe joints - I prefer to rely on a product marketed to and mainly used by plumbers.

Hope this helps.

Yours faithfully,

Spook






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