loc-tite for tips

I was using the gel in the blue bottle. Now I see they have a red bottle "super high strength"....and a black bottle "impact resistant" ( has some rubber in it ? ). Which is best ? I'm sooooo confused...lol.
 
I use the blue with good results. I had used some SG that was supposted to be "tuff" but lost some tips with that stuff . I heard good things about loc-tite. So far so good.
 
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I use LocTite UltraGel Control. I always prime the tips with thin LocTite. No problems.
 
I also use the Ultragel with the rubberizer. Changed from the blue bottle a couple years ago and never looked back.
 
I LOVE the Professional in the tall blue bottle from Lowe's. Tommy D.
 
I'm still confused...lol :sorry:

Short answer. Black bottle works well. But you need to prime the tips first with the cyano in the red bottle for best results.

To prime the tips, I first lightly sand the glaze off of the glue side of the tip. I then put a drop of thin cyano on an index card and rub the glue side of the tip in the cyano. I wait about 30 seconds for it to dry and then sand again. I repeat this process.

The reason for priming is that some tips wick up all of the cyano and you don't get a good bond. Moori's are bad about this. Priming solves the problem.

Then I use the black Lotite gel to apply the tip.

Hope this helps...

:cool:
 
Short answer. Black bottle works well. But you need to prime the tips first with the cyano in the red bottle for best results.

To prime the tips, I first lightly sand the glaze off of the glue side of the tip. I then put a drop of thin cyano on an index card and rub the glue side of the tip in the cyano. I wait about 30 seconds for it to dry and then sand again. I repeat this process.

The reason for priming is that some tips wick up all of the cyano and you don't get a good bond. Moori's are bad about this. Priming solves the problem.

Then I use the black Lotite gel to apply the tip.

Hope this helps...

:cool:
Thanks sir. :grin:
 
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