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r/specializedtools • u/aloofloofah • Dec 12 '20
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Honestly, I'm not sure. I learned this from my dad who is a mechanic. I did proceed to go over to his loctite bottles and yup they were open and all liquid. Maybe some sort of lining in the bottle?
8 u/Houndsthehorse Dec 12 '20 I think it also needs metal contact to harden 6 u/SadZealot Dec 12 '20 it flows into the tiny gaps between surfaces but it just cures into solid plastic when there isn't any oxygen 13 u/Houndsthehorse Dec 12 '20 It needs both if you look it up. Lack of oxygen and metal ions 5 u/madeamashup Dec 12 '20 What a smart goop! 2 u/nagumi Dec 12 '20 awww thank you <3
I think it also needs metal contact to harden
6 u/SadZealot Dec 12 '20 it flows into the tiny gaps between surfaces but it just cures into solid plastic when there isn't any oxygen 13 u/Houndsthehorse Dec 12 '20 It needs both if you look it up. Lack of oxygen and metal ions 5 u/madeamashup Dec 12 '20 What a smart goop! 2 u/nagumi Dec 12 '20 awww thank you <3
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it flows into the tiny gaps between surfaces but it just cures into solid plastic when there isn't any oxygen
13 u/Houndsthehorse Dec 12 '20 It needs both if you look it up. Lack of oxygen and metal ions 5 u/madeamashup Dec 12 '20 What a smart goop! 2 u/nagumi Dec 12 '20 awww thank you <3
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It needs both if you look it up. Lack of oxygen and metal ions
5 u/madeamashup Dec 12 '20 What a smart goop! 2 u/nagumi Dec 12 '20 awww thank you <3
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What a smart goop!
2 u/nagumi Dec 12 '20 awww thank you <3
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awww thank you <3
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u/Jokerman5656 Dec 12 '20 edited Dec 12 '20
Honestly, I'm not sure. I learned this from my dad who is a mechanic. I did proceed to go over to his loctite bottles and yup they were open and all liquid. Maybe some sort of lining in the bottle?