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The correct term is "Thread Sealing Cord". It is not called "teflon string". Forgive the ignorance, but it gave us a nice chance to have some fun, don't you think?
Regarding the remove and refit part, the cases that did work, they worked maybe because the thread is still new.
I don't have any idea what the case will be with a connection that seals, and we have to remove it after a few years.
Maybe it won't seal uppon refit, that's why it's ALWAYS a wise idea to reapply tape or cord, once the parts are disconected for any reason.
Timestamp
00:03:48 Teflon tape, 0.075mm, 10 layers, flat on the thread
00:06:40 Teflon tape, 0.1mm, 10 layers, flat on the thread.
00:09:46 Teflon tape, 0.075mm, 16 layers, flat on the thread
00:17:40 Teflon tape, 0.1mm, 16 layers, flat on the thread
00:24:47 Teflon tape, 0.075mm, 12 layers, applied as a rope
00:31:49 Teflon tape, 0.1mm, 12 layers, applied as a rope
00:38:49 Teflon tape, 0.075mm, as a rope, covering all the thread+7 top layers
00:46:17 Teflon tape, 0.1mm, as a rope, covering all the thread+6 top layers
00:53:26 Teflon tape, 0.075mm, as a rope, covering all the thread+as much as needed
01:02:37 Teflon tape, 0.1mm, as a rope, covering all the thread+as much as needed
01:09:30 Thread sealing cord, 7 layers, in the middle of the thread
01:19:33 Thread sealing cord, covering all the threads once+4 layers on the top point
01:26:42 Thread sealing cord, covering all the threads as many times as needed
01:37:08 Thread sealing cord, 5 layers on the middle of the thread
Thanks for watching.
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