Homemade Thread-Lock Goop?

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Rick Horan
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nah its fine:

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It appears you've replied to a thread that has been dead for 13 years though.

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doggerel

Someones just bought roys old domain and is flogging ads.

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doggerel

replying to Loren Coe, giffyinajiffy wrote: Loctite is basically just sugar water. Heat some water up, stir in some table sugar, dip your threads in it.

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giffyinajiffy

replying to Loren Coe, giffyinajiffy wrote: Loctite is basically just sugar water. Heat some water up, stir in some table sugar, dip your threads in it.

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giffyinajiffy

Obviously never used the stuff, eh????

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Clare Snyder

AND... Its not water soluble like sugar.

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Bob La Londe

replying to Loren Coe, Nathan Fisher wrote: Bubble luscious gum!! Chew it for about five minutes to get rid of most of the sugar but not all of it. Warning ?? do not over chew as it will just be the same as cheep a$$ gum and get to stiff!

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Nathan Fisher

Works well, but is slow.

Cross threading is much faster.

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Robert Roland

First-aid iodine works, by corroding the threads.

Reply to
Jim Wilkins

Use stainless and shoot them together fast. No additive needed.

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Bob La Londe

That can work, but you risk breaking off the bolt in the body/nut. A simple hammering of the male threaded object works wonders.

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Larry Jaques

Nail Polish works you can even add a couple of drops of thread locker to improve mixture.

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jumpmaster987

On Nov 28, 2019, snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote (in article snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com):

Shellac is traditional. Can be undone with alcohol, at least for the first decade.

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Joseph Gwinn

Fingernail polish from the 99 cent store. Been using it for years.

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john.digitalexpress

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