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Old 10-04-2011, 10:25 AM   #1
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Hello guy's, I think this has problably been asked before. But which loctite do you use on the metal parts and which on the plastic part's for your Axial whenbuilding it with out having to strip out the thread's when something break's on your R/C vehicle and you need to take out the hardware. Thank's
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Old 10-04-2011, 10:27 AM   #2
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Blue loctite on the metal, and a little CA on plastic
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Blue loctite for screws that thread into metal.
I used to use it for the plastic too but then I read on here that it can weaken plastic.
Now, I don't use anything on the plastic but would like to know what others are using?
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Blue loctite on the metal, and a little CA on plastic
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I mean, I agree.
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Thank's for the quick responce guy's got red loctite and will be buying some blue when i head out to Home Depot. But I'm new here and wanted to no what does Ca stand's for .
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Cyanoacrylate: Super Glue, Krazy Glue, and Cyber Fix Glue and Bondloc
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Awesome thank's guy's i.
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here's a description of several glues and epoxies.
http://www.rccaraction.com/blog/2011...now-your-glue/
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That's good to know johnnyh66, thank's again for that info good stuff.
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