Install Shower Head and Test for Leaks

test all right so if you get up under here it can't really take this out anymore but you can see that there actually is Gap the whole way around this it's not just pinched to one side it's good like this is going to be great we'll be able to just tighten this up now and get this tested okay so now to tighten this okay so now to tighten this so I don't scratch the Finish I like to just go ahead and I like to take my channel locks and spin like so okay this is gonna ensure that you get a nice tight fit it's straight let's push back on we'll be able to look that out see if there's a leak but the nice thing is that actually we'll be able to see if there's a leak from the back side a lot of people give me crap for putting Teflon on a shower head and they say oh you don't need that blah blah look right here sealant tape apply to shower head manufactured says so righty tighty lefty Loosey you're putting Teflon on three to five wraps so there is a screen and a washer down in there and that is gonna seal this but they want it man it's their stuff dude this piece right here loosens up so you can maneuver that and put it wherever you want like that's gonna be pretty tight right there so this is plastic you might want to put like a quarter turn on to Snug this up be some of that plastic that it came with or use a towel and just take that right around there and give it just a little bit all right and that's actually going to protect that finish it comes with all this plastic it might as well be good for something the hose is going to have a couple washers in them too make sure those don't fall out so then we'll take the big shower head get that on hand tight and then that's going to sit right down in there right like so okay and there we go we'll give it a little bit we'll let it run we'll go check it from the back side and we should be sitting pretty all right so then we'll get up in here and I'm feeling that I don't feel any water coming down there's no drips no anything