RectorSeal T Plus 2 23710 Pipe Thread Sealant, Non-Hardening, Synthetic Fibers, Contains No Other Metals, PTFE Enriched, Plumbing, 1 3/4 oz.

Seals Tight and Wipes Clean This Rectorseal T Plus 2 pipe thread sealant has been a rock-solid choice for plumbing projects. It spreads easily out of the tube with a thick, paste-like consistency that clings well to threads without running. I liked that it set up quickly but still gave me enough working time to make adjustments when threading fittings together. Once cured, it provides a leak-free seal that’s stood up to both hot and cold water lines without issue. What really sets it apart is the cleanup—excess wipes away neatly and doesn’t leave a sticky mess on your hands or tools. The white finish makes it easy to see coverage, and it doesn’t harden in the tube between uses like some sealants I’ve tried. So far, I haven’t had a single drip or seepage where I used this, which gives confidence in long-term reliability. One thing to keep in mind: it is thick, so a little goes a long way. You don’t need to glob it on; a modest bead is enough for a solid seal. Bottom line: A dependable, easy-to-use thread sealant that delivers clean, long-lasting results. A must-have for plumbing repairs and installations.

Was reccomeded this for my Chevy 350 intake bolts. Had to re do the intake gaskets because they were leaking and this stuff was great. I highly recommend it.

I purchased this primarily for a showerhead installation, as I have limited plumbing skills and Teflon tapes just don't do it for me. I was pleasantly surprised by this product - the following are the best parts: 1. Ease of use. Just apply and it does the job. No messing around with Teflon tapes. 2. Performance: forms a nice, watertight seal on application with just the minimum quantity. For the showerhead, I had 4 connections to make - one for the main water distribution, two, to the main showerhead and two more for the handheld. I used pea sized dabs for each and was able to install in one go. 3. Price- very affordable. One con (maybe) - slightly difficult to remove from fingers. I recommend gloves for using this. Highly recommend for purchase.

I have struggled with the head tape for years and this is so much better. It comes out a bit clumpy but works very well

I’ve been a remodeler and diyer for many years and always had mostly success with teflon tape, but sometimes over-tightened fittings trying to stop leaks. NO MORE!! Still use teflon, then a small coating of T-Plus over the tape. No more leaks or issues! Love this product!

I recently got my hands on the Rectorseal 23710 T Plus Pipe Thread Sealant, and I’ve got to say, it’s a game-changer for my DIY projects! Compared to other sealants I’ve used, this one is in a league of its own. 💪 First off, it’s super easy to apply. The consistency is just right—not too thick, not too runny. It spreads smoothly on the threads and provides a perfect seal every time. I’ve used other products that were either a mess to work with or didn’t hold up under pressure. But with Rectorseal, I’ve had zero leaks, even with high-pressure water lines. 🚿 What really sets it apart is its versatility. Whether you’re working with PVC, metal, or even CPVC pipes, this sealant gets the job done. I’ve tried a few other brands before, but none of them offered the same level of performance across different materials. Plus, it’s resistant to all sorts of chemicals, which is a big plus for those of us dealing with various fluids in our projects. 🔧 Also, it doesn’t harden or crack over time, which means I can trust my connections to stay secure for the long haul. For anyone who’s serious about plumbing or any kind of pipework, Rectorseal 23710 is a must-have in your toolkit. Highly recommend! 🌟

Seems to be good

Great threat sealer

Nunca se seca, eso acumula humedad en las roscas y las hace gotear fácilmente

Plus facile à viser que avec le Téflon. Essuyer le surplus et laisser sécher

It's a good sealant

This stuff wasn't meant to be stuffed in a tube with a 1/32" opening. It's full of fibers that get stuck immediately. Buy the can instead with the applicator brush. That said it is good stuff if you dont like Teflon tape or don't know how to properly apply it (chances are you don't) or you're just out of it. Its much more idiot proof than Teflon tape.

Easy to apply and "sealed" the leaking threads problem.