Red or blue loktite? I need to fix the screw on an extractor,

>>34054146
Go red, you don't have any maintenance after that since it gets the job done. Also it'll be much more difficult to scrap it off during cleaning

>>34054146

I thought that was someone gripping their massive cock from the thumbnail in the catalog

>>34054698
Same

red requires heat to remove

>>34054146
blue board asshole

>>34054698
>>34054709
don't worry nobody is noting you were attracted here by the thought of big cock

>>34054715
Assuming I've had a heatgun on my christmas wishlist for a few years and realistically I'm just going to use a zippo, would that fuck up the bluing on a slide?

>>34054146
rocksett

>>34054812
Try torch

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>>34054820
>rocksett
17 bucks for 2 ounces
you're killing me

>>34054837
There is no way that's going to pop up on a google search

>>34054203
Use blue. there should never be a time you would have to use red on a firearm.
red requires the item to be heated up for several minutes for it to be soft enough to remove
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9zFgB8lTNM

>>34054146
I get skin irritation from Aloe Vera too.

>>34054837
>Try torch
oh you mean like an actual torch. Wouldn't that fuck up bluing pretty badly? I'm not worried about the rod, but the slides got a fairly nice bluing on it.
>>34054891
Red does look like way too big of a pain.

>>34054932
Yeah it will
That's why you don't use red loctite on nice things

I work alot with loctite for a living.

Neither will harden to the point we're you need to heat it before loosening. It all depends on tourque applied. Which for a screw will not exceed 15 nM. What are the loctites specifically?

If the blue is Loctite 240 i would go with that.

Greens are generally hard as fuck.

>>34055226
Whichever I can find at a local store. Seen 240 the most iirc

>>34054891
That's the joke...