Correct use of Threadlocker

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[@sawomirbranski6794]

Did You ever bother to read the correct application of threadlocker printed on the bottle? No? That's what I thought...

[@Nothern_King]

Absolutely do not do any of these.

[@dannym5865]

I WILL NEVER EVER FORGIVE KZbin FOR REMOVING THE DISLIKE BUTTON!!!!!🤬🤬🤬🤬

[@D2O2]

It's definitely still there.

[@ali-3574]

​@@D2O2😂😂

[@progredior0]

Use the browser extension "Return KZbin Dislike".

[@MrOner07]

this video has 1.3k likes.... and 3.2k dislikes currently

[@danielquinn5027]

That's kinda wild. I'm certain that this will either lead to overtorqued fasteners or damage done from hydrolocking lol

[@shadowbanned3716]

Use the whole bottle so bolt NEVER comes back out. Lol 😂

[@same1eka]

The instructions didn’t say drown both parts.

[@mikekahotea8148]

Yup my instructions says to leave the first 2 threads smeared, not drowning it too , not working so far.

[@frankhujsa821]

That’s hilarious. Good luck in life.

[@JB-pb9xv]

I thought for sure the last one was going to be WRONG lol.. Especially with so much collecting at the bottom.

[@MrEMA433]

MORE!

[@renecapeles7526]

That is 100% not the way you apply loctite smh

[@user-pk2bf8rx2t]

1st clue, hole drilled CROOKED AF

[@SzabolcsCzeh]

Using too much is the key😂 and finishing the full bottle 🍼 with 5 screws

[@justinrogers1988]

Technically, none are correct, because the instructions for Permatex Threadlocker BLUE - Medium Strength state, “Threadlocker is for use on metal parts and is not to be used on plastics.”…🤦🏻‍♂️

[@GuardianLords]

Proceeds to flood the pocket*

[@ethancheung8633]

Given the wide spread skepticism of this vid in the comments section. I decided to seek the omnipotent oracle aka all the knowing ChatGPT RESPONSE: (skip to point #4.) “Threadlocker is a type of adhesive that is commonly used to secure threaded fasteners, such as bolts and screws, in place to prevent them from loosening due to vibrations or other factors. Here's a general guide on how to use threadlocker effectively: 1. Preparation: Start by gathering the necessary materials, including the threadlocker itself, the fasteners you want to secure, and any tools required to access the fasteners. 2. Clean the threads: Ensure that the threaded area is clean and free from any oil, grease, or debris. Use a degreaser or cleaning agent to remove any contaminants from the surface. 3. Select the appropriate threadlocker: There are different types and strengths of threadlockers available, such as low, medium, and high strength. Choose the one that matches your specific requirements. The product label or manufacturer's instructions can help you determine the right type to use. 4. Apply the threadlocker: Open the threadlocker container and apply a small amount to the first few threads of the fastener. Be cautious not to apply too much, as excess threadlocker can create a mess and potentially affect the fastener's performance. 5. Secure the fastener: Insert the fastener into the threaded hole and tighten it to the desired torque specification. The threadlocker will start to set as soon as it comes into contact with metal and air. 6. Cure time: Different threadlockers have varying cure times, so consult the product instructions for specific guidance. Generally, it's advisable to wait for at least 24 hours before subjecting the fastener to any stress or vibration. 7. Cleanup: If excess threadlocker has squeezed out during the fastening process, it can be cleaned up using an appropriate solvent specified by the manufacturer. Make sure to follow safety precautions and disposal guidelines when handling solvents. Remember to read and follow the instructions provided by the threadlocker manufacturer carefully, as specific products may have unique application methods or recommendations. Additionally, keep in mind that threadlocker is a permanent or semi-permanent solution, and removing the fastener in the future may require heat or specialized tools, depending on the strength of the threadlocker used.”

[@solomonunderwood6548]

this was useful, thx

[@JB-pb9xv]

I don't trust Chat GP

[@alexisrodriguez8765]

Someone didn't get good education

[@Omari1125]

Good luck getting that last bolt out.😂

[@c4r5on88]

that's not it

[@ethancheung8633]

Explain.

[@Nothern_King]

​@@ethancheung8633this is WAY too much. This amount will complement throw off tightening torque.

[@thebroboards]

So, use a WHOLE bottle basically

[@haydenbroczkowski8790]

Wrong tap for blind hole

[@bifrein]

Мужик, ты бы объяснил в чем принципиальная разница?

[@isaaccedillos5331]

how do i fact check this

[@greystone83]

no o2... it cures

[@TrevhallVideos]

This is all wrong...

[@itscholobish64]

That's still not correct if u would have used a primer like the directions say it would have worked and cured properly

[@r0cd0x]

No.

[@user-od1ty5re8p]

You using more liquid

[@newbtuber333]

Do not recommend this channel