Choosing the Right Threadlocker: Permatex Tech Tip Series

Curtis Haines, Permatex Associate Innovations Manager, walks through the different types of threadlockers for automotive applications and how to find the right type of threadlocking material for the repair job you're working on.
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[@houndsmanone4563]

Curtis, great presentation.

[@18618madeinamerica]

A little more information on the green would be appreciated you didn't even touch on removal or taking something apart where the green was used.

[@jamesrussell2936]

FYI, just hand tools are needed.

[@suekaiser7564]

I’ve got brass meeting PVC. Condensation discharge hose from AC unit. Will this work? Using blue thread lock.

[@lukespector5550]

You should use 1 strength rating upwards from this one. My friend, I only use Permatex products for my RC model hobby needs. You won't go wrong buying them. Hell, we must privately import them via airmail here in Australia. That's how faithful we are to Permatex.

[@KrazyGoodMods]

Need to update this video. Now, they have orange, which has red strength, but doesn't need heat to remove.

[@kalijasin]

Thanks.

[@jasonlamoureux7578]

Are all these products impervious to fuels?

[@lukespector5550]

All but the low-strength purple one. That is, nitro fuel from my RC vehicles soaked through nuts with the purple one applied thickly by me.

[@donmccullough9791]

the thrad locker lubes the threads do you torque to lubed or the dry torque values