Which Loctite do I need...?

loddrik

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To fix a loose headset into a headtube? Headtube is a little big and I dont want to shim it.

Or is there another adhesive people recommend?

Posted : 19/07/2013 6:48 pm

bren2709

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http://www.loctite.co.uk/loctite-4087.htm?&countryCode=uke&BU=industrial&parentredDotUID=productfinder&redDotUID=productfinder&param1=brandRedDotUID%253D0000000389%7cpageIndex%253D0%7caction%253Dsearch%7cmode%253Dsmall%7cy%253D342%7cx%253D0%7capplicationRedDotUID%253D000000026R%7csubsubapplicationRedDotUID%253D%7csubapplicationRedDotUID%253D000000028Z%7c

Check above link..

Posted : 19/07/2013 7:07 pm

motivforz

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660 is a good gap filler
*EDIT - I promise I didn't just read that from above, just what I've used at work*

Posted : 19/07/2013 7:14 pm

loddrik

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Cheers.

Posted : 19/07/2013 7:31 pm

bren2709

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Motivforz - yeah right we believe you 😉

Posted : 19/07/2013 9:10 pm

J273

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Without me starting another thread (Hope the OP dont mind?)

What loctite would i need for frame bearing pivot (Dropout) bolts ?

Posted : 19/07/2013 10:33 pm

rootes1

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be careful with things like 638 and 648 - ideal for setting liners into cyclinder blocks but are designed for items that are not expected to come apart...

for the DIY/home uers then (641) is ideal, the easy to get 'stud bearing fit' #270 which is sold in little tubes in halford etc is not so good as it not ideal for bigger gaps... but if your stuck worth a try..

as with all for instructions and leave assembled parts to properly cure before usinge tc

Posted : 19/07/2013 10:49 pm

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