Loctite640 Automotive Sleeve Retainer Green – High Strength, Medium-Temp, for Large Diameter Components, Prevents Surface Corrosion - 6 ml, 1 Pack

It worked well but has only been in service for a short time. Used it to fasten a Kitchen Aid dough mixer shaft to the drive. This is a slip fit with no mechanical retainer. It had been coming loose with each use. Now it has been used 4 times with no sign of looseness.

They have many different versions, do your homework and get the correct color and number. If you do your part Loctite will Not let you down, I been using it for 50+ years when my dad used to "barrow" some from the mill 😆😂 RIP

I bought this after reading forum posts about staked vs glued ejectors on 1911s. Apparently this is what the pros use to “glue” ejectors. I had a glued ejector from the factory that came loose after 14 years and didn’t feel like having my ejector staked as it would have made me send my frame back for machine work. This worked perfect to glue my ejector and has held solid for a long time.

It’s a loctite product- expect the best!

Yup does what it needs to do

Works well for my use, but wasn't perfect. I have a metal item with an attachment connected by a shallow but wide screw, and I wanted to make sure this never came unscrewed because there is never a reason to remove it. After letting it set a couple days, it was hard to turn but I was able to get some movement.Since it makes it much more difficult to unscrew, it's still a lot better than before. I was just hoping it would be a bit more permanent.

Used this on a lawn mower valve guide that had slipped out. Put this on guide, used punch to tap around it to make it tighter. Have mowed several times and still holding.

Great product. A translucent green liquid that is strong but also light enough that it can wick into tiny cracks. Dries relatively clear and is barely noticeable. Starts to bond within minutes, but total cure time is about a day. Used this on a loose and jiggly metal part and it's solid as a rock now.