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help Thread Locker
hey i just got some 23mm adap
I put thread locker on the nuts and now i cant remove them with out starting stripping out the rims need ideas to remove or make it softer to remove the nuts need ideas please. |
RE: help Thread Locker
UH oh what color locker did you use please say blue and not red!
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RE: help Thread Locker
ORIGINAL: hse32 hey i just got some 23mm adap I put thread locker on the nuts and now i cant remove them with out starting stripping out the rims need ideas to remove or make it softer to remove the nuts need ideas please. |
RE: help Thread Locker
the reason I wondered the color is if its red your may have to heat up your driver as well and rock it left and right to wiggle the threadlock apart.
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RE: help Thread Locker
Yep, use some heat.
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RE: help Thread Locker
ORIGINAL: budha24 the reason I wondered the color is if its red your may have to heat up your driver as well and rock it left and right to wiggle the threadlock apart. |
RE: help Thread Locker
:) where I used to work we had to use black I was told that if you had to use it to be sure you never had to open the tool again. If fact that stuff was as thin as water which I found kinda funny.
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RE: help Thread Locker
With Green, if you put it on, it isn't coming off....... Well, unless you want to drill the screw out.....But yea, it is as then as water. LOL
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RE: help Thread Locker
Wierd it does seem the thinner the tougher. For rc if I do use locker I stick with blue. Idea being anything on a vehicle can be broken dont want to make the job of repairing harder than it has to be.
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RE: help Thread Locker
It does seem that way.......I mostly use Red...... the real stuff (made by 3M) I just heat it up a bit. ;)
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RE: help Thread Locker
I use blue on everything except motor pinion set screw and motor/engine mounting screws which are red.
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