I actually use teflon tape on the threads (you find it in the plumbing section for waterproofing threaded joints) instead of loctite. It prevents accidental unscrewing, but it's still easy to open for repairs.
Blue loctite is a good choice as well, especially on small things like screws where you can't get teflon tape to stick.
Good idea. I've used teflon tape to tighten up threads that needed to still be able to turn and adjust but never thought of it as a loctite substitute.
I actually use teflon tape on the threads (you find it in the plumbing section for waterproofing threaded joints) instead of loctite. It prevents accidental unscrewing, but it's still easy to open for repairs.
Blue loctite is a good choice as well, especially on small things like screws where you can't get teflon tape to stick.
Hmm. I'm probably going to start with the Teflon tape first and move on if the solution isn't adequate. Thanks for all the ideas, guys!
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