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Red Loctite

Started by billbuilds, March 25, 2022, 02:11:30 PM

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Deye76

The auto parts stores around here all stock Permatex. No Loctite to be had unless ordered online.
East Tenn.<br /> 2020 Lowrider S Touring, 2014 CVO RK,  1992 FXRP

CarlosGGodfrog

Bought a product decades ago, Permatex Green Wick n Lock. Was fabulous. Applied to tightened fasteners.

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That is what I use after truing a laced wheel

JW113

I'd be a little nervous about using any type of thread locker on spokes and nipples. Generally you want to use just the opposite, an anti-seize product. The problem with spokes is they are strong in tension, but not so much in torque/twisting. So if you ever need to adjust/remove, good chance of breaking. Best of luck, though.

-JW
2004 FLHRS   1977 FLH Shovelhead  1992 FLSTC
1945 Indian Chief   1978 XL Bobber

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Been doing it for years.

Jim Bronson

Lots of both blue and red at Home Depot today. $7.38. Ouch.
Going down that long, lonesome highway. Gonna live life my way.

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Quote from: JW113 on April 12, 2022, 10:44:39 AMI'd be a little nervous about using any type of thread locker on spokes and nipples. Generally you want to use just the opposite, an anti-seize product. The problem with spokes is they are strong in tension, but not so much in torque/twisting. So if you ever need to adjust/remove, good chance of breaking. Best of luck, though.

-JW

After truing wheel to specs just a drop on each nipple. If you need to take it apart just heat it to about 350*-400*.