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Doug Huffman said:As a young sailor technician (ICFN E-3 - I Can't Fix Nothing - senior to E-2 ICFA - I Can Fix Anything), I learned; "If it moves, salute it. If you can't salute it, then paint it. If you can't paint it, then throw it over the side."
nsaspook said:Skip the red stuff. JB WELD is a better threadlocker and most people under-tighten bolts causing them not to cold weld so you need a Crescent-Hammer.
LOL Mark, funny, you as a mentor, should post that ... isn't that what you guys use to close wayward threads ?Mark44 said:Then there's Loctite Red
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nsaspook said:When tape fails it's time for the big guns.
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