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curing time
How long does it take for red locktite and JB weld to cure? Once cured (dried) which one holds up to oil, high temps and presure better?
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They are completely differentt products, Red loctite is for threads while JB weld has a variety of uses. The red loctite is watery and sets up rather quickly with exposure to air and then hardens a bit more over time. JB weld is more like an epoxy, it can be applied thick and used like a glue. After mixing it gets gooey until it is unworkable in about 15-20 minutes.
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If that is true how would you ever get it out of the tube?
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From Loctite page Q: Why isn't the container full of threadlocker? A: The containers are filled halfway because air is needed in the package to prevent the Anaerobics from solidifying. http://www.ccmotorcycles.com/24205/Threadlocker242.htm "LOCTITE® Product 242 is a single component anaerobic threadlocking material, which is thixotropic and develops medium strength. The product cures when confined in the absence of air between close fitting metal surfaces and is particularly suitable for less active substrates such as stainless steel and plated surfaces." Loctite 242 Product Sheet
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Interesting, I need a chemisty book to explain how that works!
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Funny, that's like saying, which gets me to work better, a car or an airplane.
Two completely different products, with completely different applications... -Wayne
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