Anyone know where i can get red loctite?

[Zo]

the red is the breakable seal one right? im looking for the kind thats not permanant.

[cphilip]

No... blue is breakable

[FeelTheRT]

yep, blue i acutally just bought some today cuz the screws on my gun kept unscrewing.

[Zo]

ok.. where can i find it?

[cphilip]

Kmart... Walmart... HW stores...

[Zo]

k, thanks.

[Ni cD]

Locktite #242 is the kind you're looking for.

[wyn1370]

how about Dow 33 or 55 grease?

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[Zo]

is it ok to use teflon on rts?

[Ni cD]

If used right, its fine...but Locktite is safer.

If you do decide to use teflon tape, remember not to cover all the threads in it, as some may get cut off and blown into your valve...that can cause problems. http://www.automags.org/ubb/smile.gif

[PyRo]

What are you using this loctite for?
Red loctite is a permenent thread locker. You can only get it off with heat, alot of force might work to, but could damage the threads.
Blue Loctite is a medium strenth thread locker.
If you are using this on your gun, for air hoses, you want loctite 545 which is a sealer. It is made for holding back high pressures.

[Ni cD]

Oh yeah, didn't even think to warn him (guess I'm used to using 242 on my Shocker). You may blow a line if you use blue...so there. http://www.automags.org/ubb/smile.gif