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ZMT 10/16MM black soft tube and
Barrow 10/16mm barb compression fitting. See picture.
I cannot get it further down the thread than this by hand. Tried to dip the compression ring in distiller water with a drop of soap detergent. Doesn't help much. I could try using my heat gun a bit in the tubing.
That being said, it feels tight enough to seal any leak but what do you veterans say?
I'm used to hard Tubing, this is my first go around with soft tubing
In the photo I took a compression fitting and screwed it as far as I could without using a tube to givda visual comparison between the two
Barrow 10/16mm barb compression fitting. See picture.
I cannot get it further down the thread than this by hand. Tried to dip the compression ring in distiller water with a drop of soap detergent. Doesn't help much. I could try using my heat gun a bit in the tubing.
That being said, it feels tight enough to seal any leak but what do you veterans say?
I'm used to hard Tubing, this is my first go around with soft tubing
In the photo I took a compression fitting and screwed it as far as I could without using a tube to givda visual comparison between the two
