The Ultimate Threadlocker Competition--Which is the Best?

Which threadlocker is the best? Which name brand is best? In this video, I use 3 tests to determine which epoxy is the best.
Products tested: Pro Seal 24206, Permatex 242000, Loctite 242, JB Weld 24206.
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[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you all for suggesting a video review on threadlockers. Pro-Seal: amzn.to/3j4wk1v JB Weld: amzn.to/34qHYA0 Vibra-TITE: amzn.to/2QnJBpz Loctite: amzn.to/2ErqKre Permatex: amzn.to/34qXDPM

[@kevinbaker2470]

@project farm Hey there bud. You should do a video on which company makes the best thread taps! Reviews are all over the board, and they all seem to be paid reviews.. Choosing cheap china bargain brands over USA made high carbon steel taps. Thanks again for all you do

[@BlisterBang]

Any idea how Permatex got *better* when you vibrated it? Does that make you suspicious about, perhaps, another factor that was not taken into account?

[@davidgraham2959]

Do a video on different types of thread repairs please! Helicoil brand vs time-sert vs autopart store brands. Cant wait to see it!

[@kalemercer7053]

Are thoes links afliated to you? cus I just bought the Vibra-TITE and need it for 2 projects: the bolts on my transmition keep backing out, and the bed frame squeaky :) (In a good way)

[@j_zales1390]

You should do a video testing loctite new orange thread locker

[@Joeameturexpert]

best thread locker ever is mother natures evil spawn "corrosion"

[@ProjectFarm]

LOL! You're right. I've broken plenty of bolts that were threadlocked by mother nature. Thanks for commenting!

[@jusb1066]

thats mother natures weld, more than a threadlock

[@therealfranklin]

Yup. When I worked in a bicycle shop, I was amazed at the amount of bulge you can get on a steel steerer with an aluminum stem stuck in it without any grease and then left out in the elements for a year or ten. Steel & Aluminium: best friends forever.

[@ajaxracing]

Florida threadlocker aka crossthreaded bolts

[@Raise986]

Nah the best threadlocker is a crossthread. My boss always said, "nothing holds like a good cross-thread."

[@kylekircher2391]

Popped in to say that the first time I saw one of your videos, I was blown away by the meticulous details and preparation you put into each and every episode. Thank you for all the effort you put in to give us as consumers the information you discover.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@dc_advntr5525]

I’d love to see you re-due this video with the newer thread lockers and break them down between colors. I think your testing has come a long way since you made this video too!

[@chalion8399]

I have to agree. There's been some formulation changes too which may change how the results go.

[@keithwalton]

Also agree, blues / mediums are supposed to be easily undone with tools just not come loose by themself. They should be tested for how consistent and predictable they are. As they can be used in tamper evident bolts. If machine applied they can give a very predictable undo torque which is hard for a user to replicate even if they measured it.

[@eelcogg]

There's also loctite knockoffs that come in similar looking bottles but at a much lower price. Curious to see how those compare to the name brand. Would love a comparison between green, blue, and red thread locker as well.

[@jonathanpena7849]

God! I just love how true to his work he is. It's true passion if I've ever seen it.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@michaelvaus]

5:20, I knew he would figure a way out to have a running lawn mower in this video.🙄

[@ProjectFarm]

LOL! It took me quite a while to figure out how to include one. Thanks for commenting!

[@Paul-pj5qu]

UrABoxxyBox lol

[@TCPUDPATM]

No kidding! they all have lawn mowers in them lol.

[@IROCZman15]

HE IS "THE LAWNMOWER MAN" !

[@deplorabledave1048]

@Urabox Bwahaha. VERY funny, clever comment! :)

[@jusb1066]

great to see and all but maybe a criticism, medium thread lockers are designed just to prevent vibration from loosening, the absolute strength is really arbitrary, you could use a stronger threadlock if strength was a concern, then maybe 'that' test is all about strength, as long as the medium ads some resistance, it will overcome virbration, it needs some 'elastic' type ability not just the breakaway, but resistance after the fact too, like the plastic nylocs offer, please dont let this put you off doing tests!

[@ProjectFarm]

This is great constructive feedback. Thanks for commenting on this.

[@MrAircraftGuy]

I agree. Great comment. Although, it definitely gives me a better idea of how much force I can expect before the nuts/bolts need before I need to worry about them coming off.

[@thenextstepp]

Jusb1066 Exactly what I was thinking. I've got a whole collection of various threadlockers for a variety of scenarios. Back in the day I thought there was simply red and blue until I started getting into machining.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

i go with the nylocs when I can find a nut with one. Otherwise it's more extreme measures. Wonder what Uncle Sneelock would say.

[@jusb1066]

yes, machinists have more things to think about, i just keep red and blue, im afraid i am a caveman :)

[@jimworthington449]

I was amazed that Loctite failed consistently before the other options. Looks like I am changing to a Vibra-Tite. Thanks for making these videos. They are a great learning opportunity for products that I've been told are the best.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you

[@jonathanbjerken4417]

U seem like such genuine guy. U definitely earned my subscription Keep up the good work 👍

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@geertterharmsel]

please test the best rust dissolver

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this idea!

[@CapeCodCanalFishing]

Geert ter Harmsel I'd like to see that as well

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@jusb1066]

yep vs vinegar for us cheapskates!

[@Steevo69]

Alum will dissolve iron, and the vinegar and alum in pickle juice really works rust over fast, also, a mixtuer of 50/acetone and 50/ATF Dextron works as well or better than most rust penetrants.

[@Dsdcain]

Pretty good test for a home grown science project. *:-)* Good stuff.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@volvo09]

yup, very happy with it! I love these tests that seemingly "come out of no where" and I say what a great thing to test!

[@ProjectFarm]

I'm having a lot of fun testing these products. It's great time spent with my 2 sons as well. I'm learning a lot. Thanks again!

[@frankoesterreicher6907]

Love all your videos! Keep up the awesome work! Very good stuff!

[@pmlonline]

Um, no! Blue medium threadlocker is supposed to require 60 ft-lbs to break the seal, which is 720 in-lbs. He's obviously doing something wrong!

[@sloanosborne1136]

just wanted to say thanks man! i love your reviews and i have learned so much about products i use frequently. test are well thought out and replicate real conditions well but most of all i appreciate the fact that your not a fanboy or show bias for any certain brand or style of products and thats such a breath of fresh air when looking for an honest review/test of different products! seriously thank you and keep up the good work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the feedback

[@Stef_ICP]

i like how ur channel is growing rapidly :D u deserve it, must be verry time consuming to make those videos. greetings from the netherlands.

[@chevyon37s]

I've been using Permatex for years, thread lock is a must with a Harley! And the residue it leaves can be somewhat reused, I reinstall my seat bolt 4-5 times before reapplying. But it looks like I may change to Vibra-tite when I need more! I really like how the gel stays in place!

[@ProjectFarm]

I really like the gel too. I often times want to avoid having this stuff drip onto other areas. Product control is much better with a gel.

[@austinlegere362]

Quickly becoming one of my favorite channels, great content to just sit down and indulge in. Thanks!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@zone47]

I like the intro on this one, it could even go a little longer and be cool ... Good test! I've always had good luck with Loctight blue and red for most of my dirtbike racing. We even used it in my engineering workplace with good results... but that was 20 years back and things change.

[@damandany2k]

Love these videos very informative and fun to watch! Keep em coming

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@dangertaco6856]

Looks like we need to test some anti-seize now 😂👍

[@ProjectFarm]

This is an excellent recommendation--thank you!

[@calebmantle9083]

Can’t believe anti-seize has not been done yet

[@TheDragorin]

that would take a lot longer and larger of a test than he has within his means, since threads galling even when torqued incorrectly isnt guaranteed to happen without an anti-seize applied.

[@JETZcorp]

@@TheDragorin He managed it though! 😁

[@anchorbait6662]

How would the results differ under extreme heat and cold?

[@kierona9212]

Anchor Bait stuff expands in heat and shrinks in cold or whatever way it is

[@bobbabouie91]

Every day I come across a new video of yours in my feed, and no matter how ancient it is I always watch them. You make some of the best content I’ve ever seen on KZbin and I hope you never stop doing what you do!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!!

[@robbaxter2786]

As usual, this was AWESOME! Thanks for the time you invest to show all of us the products we all wonder about.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@Nopalesgarage]

Thanks for the test! Opens up my eyes more, knowing what to buy, I appreciate it !

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much for the positive feedback!

[@geologic740]

Very good, consistent testing. I suggest testing them under load, such as on cylinder head bolts, by bolting heavy steel bars to lawnmower body, on window regulator mounting bolts, etc. to get more of a real world scenario. Also, may be worth doing something similar with screws (lower torque than bolts) to see which is more appropriate for that application.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@markbranton1240]

I really enjoy all of your videos. I love the fact that you don't have sponsors, it adds a lot of credibility to the tests. I also like that it's not always the best brand name that wins out. Keep up the great work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!!

[@captainjerk]

Very well thought and insightful. Awesome vid! Thanx again!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@BacktotheBasics101]

Great video, keep the good videos Rolling. Also it would be neat to do something on frozen diesel and what additives are better..

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much for the positive comment and thanks for the recommendation!

[@SupremeScience]

Since blue lock tight is medium strength thread locker, and it maintained the same sheering force for both before and after vibration (it's intended purpose), I would say that lock tight performed best. As far as high strength thread locker, the others seemed to be across the board!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for commenting! I plan to test "red" threadlockers if there's enough interest. Thanks for commenting!

[@ramairgto72]

I kinda shocked to see the blue fail as quick as it did. When I do flex plate or Torque converters, I always use Red, because of this test, glad I have.

[@microbuilder]

VibraTite is pretty amazing stuff, I used to work in the aerospace/defense industry and it was all we used.

[@ramairgto72]

Military?

[@VaporheadATC]

We never used it in the Air Force, at least not when I was in. Any bolts subject to vibration were safety wired, i.e. lock wire.

[@ShadeTreeGarage]

I absolutely love the videos man ! Love an unbiased review! Keep up the hard work.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much for the positive comment.

[@nick_1560]

Thankyou for keeping KZbin to what it should be! You can tell you like learning through these expirements and you make them super informative and entertaining to us.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much for the positive comment!

[@user-yf8il6we2z]

Locktite Blue has always served me well for tiny set screws that I do not want locked permanently. This is one of the tests where the strongest is not necessarily the best, if we need something really strong we would use red. This one may actually come down to the application you wish to use it in more so than strength.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great point.

[@isaacofHB]

Thanks for your great videos. Always helpful. I think even the worse one at 8 lbs is more than sufficient to accomplish what those using blue thread locker want to accomplish and that’s to prevent the fastener from backing out.

[@scubbarookie]

Thank you for the test. I'm coming up soon on replacing the lower ball joints and outer tie rod ends on my 99 4Runner with almost 330k. One of the main issues is finding the right thread locker on each of the lower ball joint brackets, which seat four per side. Some people have mentioned using the same ones; however, with the amount of time and money, this isn't an option for me. I often hear from the offroad community that the mounting bolts can shear off from extreme use. I cannot thank you enough, for all your work and enthusiasm! Your as good as they come in this crazy world we live in! 👍

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@wheelbarrow23]

Thank you for literally having a scientific test for so many products, you've saved me time and time again!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@nathanlivingston3445]

I would recommend in these test do a control with no product to see what the baseline is with no product. Then you can know how wuch each product is better than no product. Also maybe use a homemade product to compare. I do enjoy your clips.

[@ProjectFarm]

This is great constructive feedback! Also, thanks for the positive comment!

[@knightlangelot5238]

Excellent suggestion.

[@AtimatikArmy]

Absolutely, always include a control with no product used! much more scientific!

[@drewkibler135]

This is a great suggestion for a controlled untreated in many of your tests.

[@TiredDad1]

Can u please test the best penetrating oil?

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the recommendation! I plan to do a test on this, but I'll need to carefully design the test to ensure valid and conclusive results. Thanks again!

[@jusb1066]

that would be like, who makes the best religion, theres the wd40 people, the kroil people, lol they dont get along

[@BustedWalletGarage]

Best penetrating oil is going to be only available commercially , like Free made by Certified Labs. It's $15 a can.

[@TiredDad1]

BustedWalletGarage we use kimball Midwest in the diesel shop I work at

[@QueernMental]

Awesome! I've heard old timers say that ATF/acetone 50/50 is the best penetrating oil going, would be great to have a fair test against commercial products.

[@PickupsAreNotTrucks]

Wish I would’ve watched this a few days ago before I bolted my PTO onto my transmission with Loctite... time will tell. Thanks for the info, sir.

[@raypeebles4183]

A lot of people don't understand this test loctite is clearly the best because it takes the least amount of torque to take it off but hold just as well with the vibration

[@eddyg3972]

The most thorough and entertaining testing videos I've seen on KZbin yet. Keep up the great work! The wining product manufacturers should pay you royalties for your testing. Thank you.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@anchorbait6662]

I have been really enjoying you're recent work. Thank you very much. How about a repeat of this test under hot and cold cold conditions? Even the epoxy under cold and heat would be awesome. Thumbs up and let's make it happen :)

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@anchorbait6662]

anytime. :) Recommendations are the easy part.

[@jaradgreen6013]

How about “best hand cleaner” for those greasy filthy hands.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea.

[@mothman-jz8ug]

My first job was working in a small factory making molded rubber products. A few months after starting to work there, I got the job of mixer - making up batches of various synthetic compounds. Handling carbon black, various oils, etc made a mess of the hands. My boss gave me some stuff he had which, for some reason, nobody else had used. General Electric product, don't recall what the name of it was, but a white cream I out on my hands and it quickly dried. End of the day, hit it with water and the stuff instantly dissolves, carrying the oils and so on with it. That was many years ago, so I've no idea if it is still made or even what to look for, but it was a miracle product for sure.

[@God-jd9kz]

That’d be hard he can’t find any hand cleaner

[@rickescalante4582]

Yes! I work in the oilfield, and have tried many different hand cleaners, best I've personally found is Joe's Hand Cleaner, I wonder how it stacks up with his methods!

[@Clone895]

I personally like Adam's hand cleaner... Smells great and gets the job done adamspolishes.com/collections/home-care-hand-soap/products/adam-s-hand-cleaner

[@gysroos6113]

I love your videos!! Extremely interresting to watch keep up the good work !

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@Awas79]

Dude, absolutely love your channel, always excited to see a video you've released

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@scotth6848]

Thank you for this test. From an industrial perspective, removable means just that. Having high-load removable strength is typically not ideal, and therefore permanent types of different levels have a purpose. Very informative, thank you for this video.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great point and thank you.

[@PaulK390S90V]

I wish you had loctite 243! The new oil resistant blue. Seems to hold up way better for me, big difference between 242

[@ProjectFarm]

This is great to know. Thank you!

[@KyleRepinski]

Permatex Surface Insensitive (#24027) is their version of this, which has been around for a long time actually. It does have higher strength when cured but still performs in the "medium-strength" class (hand tool removal).

[@CadaverCo]

Im not one to comment on videos much, but I honestly really like your content. The videos you put out are all very informative and scientific. The tests you do always feel like they carry weight and mean something. I appreciate you taking time out of your days to make these videos for us car and motorcycle (and lawnmower I guess lol) enthusiasts so that we can truly know what's best for our machines that we cherish. Keep the content coming man 😊

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much for the positive feedback!

[@jonathanvasquez9604]

Hi Sir! Which one would u recommend for a mountain bike rotor lock tight? Ty

[@ImTheJoker4u]

I guess branding and advertising is what made me think locktite was the best you could get. Great video!!! Ever wonder which is the best oil filter?? I have. And i bet branding and advertising will leave a lot of people surprised!!

[@ProjectFarm]

I really like the idea of testing various oil filters--thank you!

[@ourichie]

VIbraTite is the best, but I can go to the local Home Depot and get LocTite so that is why I use LT

[@helivesonforever]

No harbor freight brand? I use it all the time and would've liked to see it! Good video still though.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the recommendation! I'll try to add the harbor freight brand when I test the high strength threadlockers.

[@D4x4Bronc]

Project Farm yes please do it by far the cheapest when used with 20-25% coupon and free item.

[@JoeGarofaloII]

Hell yea brother, the harbor freight brand is my favorite!

[@wn9448]

Harbor Freight is ProSeal with a HFT lablel

[@dahut3614]

@@ProjectFarm And... you didn't.

[@SvetzBowman]

Sweet! Thank you! Love your inventiveness at doing these!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you

[@steelcurtain656]

Excellent as usual. These kinds of tests are my favorite.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@stevec6875]

Loctite Threadlockers.... Loctite purple is low strength Loctite blue is medium strength Loctite green is medium/high (in my experience if you use this, then don't expect to disassemble without a blow torch.....) Loctite Red is High Strength as in "It aint going anywhere......." Just use the colour that suits...... simple as that.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@bradybell6129]

Loctite was the most consistent; that to me is the most important thing.

[@stu-oe5sg]

Did you watch and learn about other thread lockers in this video? Sounds like you argued with yourself the whole video convincing yourself locktite was the best instead of listening. Btw also you don’t need to teach about anything. Ever.

[@stevec6875]

@@stu-oe5sg I have extensive experience of industrial adhesives and thread-lockers and therefore shared some valuable technical information. If you have a problem with that, then the problem is yours......

[@IanShearman]

disassemble with a blowtorch huh. maybe watch the project farm red threadlocker video. no blow torch needed.

[@LouMontana-wc7nr]

You have no idea how much I value your tests. Please burn oil on a burner to show which one is the best. We did this one winter night in the shop and we was surprised which one did the best.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@donmelancon2811]

Thank you so much for these awesome tests! It is amazing how the most advertised brands are so inept in their performance! I have never heard of Vibratite, but it is hands down the best! Thanks again!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much for the positive comment!

[@raypeebles4183]

@@ProjectFarm I think this test is being misinterpreted what you want is the lowest strength to take off but being able to hold well with vibration under those parameters the loctite is the best, the other ones take way more strength to take off for a medium strength but holds under vibration.

[@v.e.7236]

Always interesting stuff. Thank you for your time and considerable effort.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks again!

[@youthinkitwemakeit9084]

Thanks for awesome videos

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the positive comment.

[@burwood69]

Thank you for these videos, keep up the good work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@ogtimmy2355]

You really put in the time and effort for this review. Great work! I wish I would've found this video before I bought the Loctite. If it fails I will try Vibratite thanks to your video.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@edwardmcdonagh4458]

Next make a JB weld cylinder !! lol

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@voodoo-rides]

Great vids ! Thank you Myself i like the loctite blue in a “lipstick” tube #248 very easy to apply just a light swipe on 1 side of a bolt and survives years of harley vibration. Fyi Loctite has these tubes for blue red never seize, pipe thread sealant, gasket tack, copper antiseize i keep them all together on side of my box. On the harleys we loctite or safety wire everything almost as bad as mil-spec helicopter vibration. Try em ya might like em too. I have a pic of the rack i made to keep em standing like soldiers if you like to see it. Thanks again

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@jacobhuber278]

Keep up the good work almost to 1m subs!

[@peoplethesedaysberetarded]

Cool! Thanks for testing these!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@mdss4310]

Do red loctite

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@y788lhjk1]

do green loctite

[@dwight.bennett]

Project Farm It would be interesting to see how the VibraTite and ProSeal (blue) compare to the lowest performing red competitor. Also, do you have any other equipment or vehicles that could offer a more severe vibration/movement test than a walk-behind mower handlebar (which is mighty good at vibration already!)?

[@ramairgto72]

Spot weld VS Red Loctite lol

[@norgepalm7315]

Do purple loctite

[@TheCowgirlNiamh]

Love these tests! I'd love to see you test the best engine degreaser :)

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@rlund3]

The basic knowledge you impart is what I want. Great job!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@jarrett6174]

This is 4 years old and still so relevant. Best channel ever.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@AnthonySvt_]

How long did you wait for the thread locker to dry? Because the recommend wait dry period is 24 hours

[@DBS123]

Most of these anarobic sealants cure by the absence of air.... not by drying.

[@Preparedglueguy1]

@@DBS123 absence of air and presence of metal ions

[@BustedWalletGarage]

Good video but you forgot " Hillbilly Threadlock " which is smashing the threads over with a ball peen hammer.

[@ProjectFarm]

LOL! This approach will work very well too. Thanks for commenting!

[@jusb1066]

hillbilly threadlock sounds a lock like the hillbilly marriage ceremony to me :)

[@therealfranklin]

I dunno, and maybe I'm remembering incorrectly, but the proper procedure for installing the tie-rods on a Volvo 240 is to tighten the inner bit down and then ding in the threads with a prick punch.

[@jackfrost1031]

You can make a lock nut by beating (peening) a nut a little deformed. Lots of CV axle nuts come that way from the factory. You can recreate it yourself with a punch and some patience

[@BustedWalletGarage]

Renewable Oilcan Rim I know that if you have no choice but to install a union on gas pipe in an wall , you are required to use a hammer & punch to lock the nut in place.

[@felixmakesart]

These videos are so informative! Subbed! :)

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@russellcraven251]

Surprised to see locktite do so poorly.Being probably the brand most think of when looking for a thread locker.As always, a good and thorough no BS test.Thank you.

[@rbrtck]

This product is not meant for maximum strength, though. I've used blue Loctite (242) for many, many years, and it has always worked well (no screws/bolts backing out), and it is meant to be removed with hand tools without much force. Maybe the others are too strong for the intended application. The red threadlockers are intended for maximum strength.

[@tomking1890]

The Locktite surprised me also.

[@riderrocklee]

Jb weld failed me wtf

[@_P0tat07_]

Test double sided tapes!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@boutcha1]

Another great video from the best information guy on KZbin. Guess I'm changing thread lockers. Thank you again.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@kevincarbone3714]

The most thoughtful and professional tester. Also the best voice to listen to

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@brandona5373]

Will a engine run out off everclear

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@177SCmaro]

Brandon A The 190 proof stuff will, it's basically moonshine/ethanol (the main component of e85 and the stuff they mix with gas with nowadays instead of lead).

[@Taydrum]

Also would be curious to see a lawnmower run off 100% Avgas (100LL) which has Tetra Ethyl lead, and a lead scavenger. My guess is it would foul the pistons, No sweat if you can't find it, I used to work at an airport, and that was the only place I found it

[@JordyValentine]

Taydrum you can get avgas from some speedshops

[@Taydrum]

You can get up to 110 octane from race shops, but Avgas is not legal for street use, and I don' think they can sell it not if they are not an FBO ( Fixed base Operator). They might carry leaded fuel, but probably not

[@chancekoke3961]

I've been watching a few of your videos and I'm always impressed with the controls and very diligent detail planned for each experiment. please keep up the great work.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@ktm42080]

I know this is an old video, but I never saw it before. Now I'm having flashbacks from decades of being a crane mechanic and dealing with bolts that were threadlocked from the factory. Great video! I'm gonna go sit in a corner and cry for a little bit.....

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@itsme78932]

Just have to say i found out about you from Roberto from HP Logics in Florida, and im totally addicted to your videos now! Think ive watched every single one. Very informative and well put together! Thanks for the awesome youtube content, really enjoy it!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much for the positive comment! It's very nice that Roberto mentioned this channel. Thanks again!

[@imadreadhead]

This guy is doing God's work.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the positive comment!

[@FrenchValleyAirport]

Thank you for this, I was always under the impression "loc-tite" was the best because it was the name brand, guess not.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much for the positive comment.

[@JoeGarofaloII]

Yea, I like the one harbor freight sells way better than the loctite brand 😅

[@mcopeland05]

Loctite comes in different strengths. blue is the weakest

[@FrenchValleyAirport]

@@mcopeland05 who asked

[@mcopeland05]

@@FrenchValleyAirport The great thing about public forums is no one has to ask. You made a comment about your ignorance I tried to add a little more knowledge for you. However, you just want to respond with the new YT cliche'. But if it makes you happy, cool. Edit: to add to that no one asked you about what you thought the best product was either, but here we are responding to your comment, that no one asked for.

[@bryanm5233]

Good stuff, thanks for the info!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the positive comment.

[@dobbins2550]

This was pretty cool. Love the stuff you are doing, good info.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@jusb1066]

also if you like thicker threadlock, they do a 'gluestick' style ,a lot of people like it as it cant clog a nozzle or drip off

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for this recommendation!

[@johnpossum556]

I am so poor I just use snot. **JK** ... but now its got me wondering how hot glue would work.

[@ramairgto72]

@ John That is actually a good idea, I wonder how glue would do in a pinch..

[@cletusclem8758]

Spendy stuff but i love it. Was going to ask if anyone had experience with it compared to the standard toothpaste style.

[@johanneso6083]

I really enjoy your channel, as an Mechanical engineer. In this case are there really a significant difference between theese? Will it really matter in a typical use case for medium threadlock?

[@davepaturno4290]

See my comments regarding threadlocking compounds.

[@vermilliontoaster3063]

Every time I have a question, you have a video. Absolutely glorious!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Happy to help!

[@teaster333]

You have quickly become one of my favorite channels. I really like your vids.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much for the positive comment!

[@TheVexCortex]

TL:DW - Buy VibraTite.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for commenting!

[@paulwilliamson1982]

Been watching you videos for some time now. It is definitely an excellent resource for me. Please keep up the the great work. Greeting from Ireland!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much and greetings!

[@colorblind1983]

Another useful video! Thank you for making this!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the positive comment!

[@kevinwebster9715]

Always enjoy the videos and look forward to them. Very professional. 👍

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@thunderthighs3450]

I am addicted to these videos lool. I didn't even know what a thread locker was until I watched this. I learn a lot from your videos keep up the good work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@jorgecampa57]

Another great video. Thank you for testing different brands of thread locker . One would assume they are all created equal, it’s a good thing you are here for us to help us decide what brand applies best to our specific needs. I wonder how much more strength the red thread locker has over the blue . I heard it’s only applied on bolts you don’t have to remove later.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@phillipbonner5215]

I think you do a really good job on these tests and I completely enjoy watching the video to see what is good and bad about the product

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@tedbear631]

Love stuff like this. Keep up the awesome work!!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Will do!

[@ejer.]

Man you are simply the best. You spend your own money to show us all the best. You deserve 1000 👍

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@tomjones6412]

Your videos are very informative, I'm enjoying watching them and the ways you come up with ideas to test the different applications. A quick tip: To extent the shelf life of your thread locker of choice keep it in the fridge when not using it.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the tip!

[@mengel420]

I liked this video before I even watched it - love these types of tests that you do!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@waynewagner3696]

Great content as usual brother keep up the good work.

[@ProjectFarm]

Much appreciated!

[@tonybelisle423]

Thanks man am an auto mechanic for a Chevy dealer and this really gave me a good insight on thread lock I use to just use whatever now I know there really is a difference

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for commenting!

[@dansotelo228]

You are a genius, plain and simple as that. I've been inside the bicycle industry for over 35 years doing product development for just about every major bicycle company in the world. Many of the top bicycle dSiigners are big fans of your PF test videos. For years I've been arguing with my colleagues about bicycle high-speed rotational wheel balance. I keep telling them it is just as important if not more important then aerodynamics when it comes to Rolling Efficiency, high-speed handling and above all safety. As I told them all, it all comes down to Newton's first law Inertia... A mass that is put in motion will continue in motion unless interrupted by an OUTSIDE FORCE (ie aerodynamics), or an OSCILLATION (ie balance). Anyways, it would be great if you contacted me and see how we can show the world if you combine great existing Aerodynamic technology to perfect wheel balance, you'll end up with the fastest, smoothest and safest bicycle wheels on earth. You see currently these top bicycle designers think wheel balance is silly and useless to increase performance. So my challenge to you is to find a method to prove if you speed balance a bicycle wheel it will give you a lot more distance and handling performance using the exact energy effort as before. Knowing you, this will be Child's Play... By the way, I was blown away how you bounce a double AA battery to see if it's new or used. Only PF! If you want to reply please contact me at [e-mail] Sincerely Dan Sotelo

[@ghostindamachine]

Great video! I always enjoy your tests

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@Bluebird_Farm1]

Awesome work as always!!! Thank you!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you too!