Loctite 1835201 Green 680 Retaining Compound, 50 mL Bottle

Exactly as expected.Great price.

A little pricey, but couldn't find it in the store. Was shipped amd received quickly and seemed to work well for a few weeks. My tractor has one cylinder that gets hot and keeps pushing out the valve sleeve. Scored the sleeve and used this to help hold it in place. Worked great until the head cracked then had no choice but to replace it. Was trying to avoid that lol. I will keep around for other projects (hopefully not the tractor again!)

The green is the strongest of the LocTite group, and the higher the number, the stronger it is. That means this is the Hercules of the family. It requires heating to over 500 degrees F to break the bond. If you are using it on a close-fit application, dry-fit it first, as there is very little time to make adjustments. And it is 50ml or product - someone reviewed and said the bottle was only half full. That is correct - they put the 50ml into a container that would easily hold 100, but is so much easier to apply with the large bottle. Many machine components that we use actually require the use of this product for assembly. It works!

I don't know what is in this product, but it works like magic on metal and plastic surfaces. Dries very quickly for easy repairs. A must have for your workshop. Works on steel, brass, plastic, etc. Produces a very strong bond and is very easy to apply. It is particularly helpful for repairs on antique clocks for situations like loose governor fly wheels. The bond has never failed even once over many different repairs.

I bought this to hold the bearings in the bottom bracket of my bicycle. The bottom bracket has press fit bearings and they kept coming loose. Since using this product on the bearings, I have not had a problem with the bearings loosening again. I thought it would be a little more viscous, but it was good enough to get some on the bearing and press it back in.

Picture is the best thread lock I have ever used and I will get more soon.

Good stuff! Not a glue but rather a "friction adhesive" where the application expands and hardens in an anaerobic space and you fit your pieces together (usually a cylinder or conical wedge being inserted into a cylindrical or conical-shaped pocket.It used it to successfully replace a loose pusher button on my Chronograph watch. No complaints other than the price. However I can't complain since at $16.99 I saved a lot of money considering Omega wanted $749 for the job of repairing a chronograph pusher and local watch shops would have been costly as well.

When used with the appropriate primer forms, a very strong adhesivefor slip fit applications.One thing to note, is that it will set very quicklyif used with the primer, so plan on assembling immediately.