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Yes it's just domestics.

hot and cold? if so non as boss white isnt allowed on hot and cold pipework due to not wras approved and water board are taking a big stance on it this year
 
Hmm. I'll have to check what paste we're using on the job just to be sure, but yes it is hot and cold.
 
Hmm. I'll have to check what paste we're using on the job just to be sure, but yes it is hot and cold.

boss green is ok for hot and cold (wras approved)
 
Is the copper thread liable to cross if tightened to much? I'm just thinking that copper is quite soft
 
as above your more likely to snap the fitting
 
Is the copper thread liable to cross if tightened to much? I'm just thinking that copper is quite soft

If in doubt about cross threading, unwind the connection until you hear a click then start to tighten again. Damaged to fittings can occur if the male bottoms out and you continue to over tighten.
 
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