Rick-O

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I know I have seen it somewhere, but now I can't find it. I'm looking for a material like locktite that you put on the threads of a screw, only you wait until the liquid dries and hardens before screwing it in, so it's kind of like a locknut effect.

Does anyone know what I'm talking about??

imaxx21

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this maybe?

Peter Martin

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http://tkocompetitiondev.com/product...roducts_id=383

Rick-O

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That's it!! Thanks imazz21 have you ever used this stuff before? If so, how did you like it?

Rick-O

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It seems like this may be a good option for engine mount screws... I ordered a bottle so I'm anxious to see how this stuff works....looks pretty cool!

Nitro Tiger

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Just make sure you dont use to much, too much and it really makes a mess on your threads (clogs them up).

bigjayjay1

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This stuff would be good to have at those moment for screws in plastics for backing out issues would this work?

THE PHILLY JYNX

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bigjayjay1
I'm currently field testing a "thread locker" that was formulated specifically for RC application. Its cure rate is a couple of minutes compared to hours.It is also self wicking which allows you to apply it on exposed threads (without taking nuts and bolts a part) and it penetrates the threads of screws, bolts and nuts.
The 2nd "thread locker" was developed for bonds between screws and plastic So they dont vibrate loose during those 20-40 minutes mains!!!

NitroFreakManHo

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I'm looking forward to hearing your results.

bigjayjay1

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So you will be able to add to all screws going into plastics adding more resistance for it to back out I'm talking about the a-arms. I'm interested would save me some $$ since i change out plastics cause of this issue.

skye b.

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Loctite actually makes a 'plastic' thread lock. I bought some just to try out. I think its supposed to be for plastic to plastic apps, but ive used it on a couple screws just to see how it goes. So far so good, but we'll see. My suspision is thats its just glorified clear nail polish but im not sure. Its real sticky, and it says to use nail polish remover to get it off. Go figure.

Integra

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Its called CA.