LOCTITE 271 Threadlocker for Automotive: High-Strength, High-Temp, Anaerobic, Heavy-Duty Applications, Works on All Metals | Red, 6 ml Tube (PN: 37421-487232) (Pack of 3)

This works again as advertised, i used it to install my V6 muzzle brake on my KSG and it worked great, that thing has not flinched a millimeter from when i first set it and it's been there for months and hundreds of rounds mostly slugs or 00 buck shot out of it, i think i've shot about 6 shells of birdshot in my life and not with this shotgun. It just works for weapons applications just make sure what you're using it for you're not intending to remove regularly cuz i would assume it would suck for you then, use the blue loctite instead which i have for regular bolts and such.

Red Loctite is great for big, critical hardware applications. I usually default to blue Loctite for just about all the applications I find, but this time I was replacing wheel bearings and disc brake mounts on a 1 ton pickup, so that included both big hardware AND critical applications - really don't want those working loose over the next 50,000 miles!!! That would be a heck of a surprise. As usual, very easy to use in the tube - just apply a bit to the leading edge of the threads, run the bolt in, and torque it down. Of course, removing hardware with red Loctite is no joke but there's always heat if needed! That also means that the hold is fantastic and again, shouldn't work loose until it's intentionally persuaded with force and/or heat. So ease of removal is not easy at all - but that's the point! Applying out of the tube is very easy: just open the cap and cut off a tiny edge of the nozzle, then apply just a little bit (I've learned not to apply too much - it's just unneeded). Definitely not messy either, which is fantastic. When you apply it to threads, it really clings to the threads, allowing you time to get it in place and run down to torque. But it's also just runny enough to really work its way down into the threads. So overall, if you need to make sure a big piece of critical hardware doesn't move until you absolutely need it to, there's no better option that this red Loctite!

Use this on nuts and bolts you never want to remove only 👍

Used for muzzle device. So far seems to be working fine.

I am a retired A.S.E. master technician and have used thread lockers many times over many years. This time I was fixing a friends revolver barrel that had come loose and was rotating. Problem solved and my buddy is once again a straight shooter.

they sell it in milliliters to make it look like your getting a lot, but for the price your getting this tiny tube with just a bit inside. i haven't use it yet, because i don't need to lock things down just yet, i know the blue version tends to fail over time. but for the value, i might as well just epoxy things on in the future.

I used this to lock in bolts on my boat that will face heavy vibration. Been using it for years and have no had backing out issues. Highly suggest using this for any heavy duty threaded bolt situation. Be advised that this stuff can make it very difficult to remove a bolt later on. Other than that, go ahead and lock up them bolts!!

We use Chicago screws to secure leather straps in places where most people may rivet. This allows for is to create a product that has a longer life. But we had a slight problem with the screws coming loose in certain circumstances. So now we use one of three different loctite threadlockers (based on the usage that our product will get). This allows us to still use screws, and to unscrew the screw it with a little extra work. This product has allowed us to continue our manufacturing process with very little change to our process. It absolutely works great and does what it says it will do.

Replacing axle nuts on my ‘06 Corvette. Locked them on the shaft easily. As recommended, waited 24 hours for the thread lock to set properly.

Very good.

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