is there such a thing? I don't mean for threads for say, taking two flat pieces of metal and fusing them together? Dropped my toughbook laptop and part of the frame is cracked on the right side. Looking to do some repairs.
Loctite for metal
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Re: Loctite for metal
Not unless locktite has come out with something new recently. Locktite is pretty easy just make sure you follow the directions.
Not unless locktite has come out with something new recently. Locktite is pretty easy just make sure you follow the directions.
Re: Loctite for metal
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bjdm151</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Not unless locktite has come out with something new recently. </div></div>
Haha ^^^
Loctite Black Max i.e. 380 It's been round forever (i.e. not new) and is about as good of a bond on metal-metal as you're going to get with an cyanoacrylate (strong bond but weak shear).
But if you're OK with straying from Loctite go with Gorilla glue. They have a few different formulations so chose the right one and use it.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bjdm151</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Not unless locktite has come out with something new recently. </div></div>
Haha ^^^
Loctite Black Max i.e. 380 It's been round forever (i.e. not new) and is about as good of a bond on metal-metal as you're going to get with an cyanoacrylate (strong bond but weak shear).
But if you're OK with straying from Loctite go with Gorilla glue. They have a few different formulations so chose the right one and use it.
Re: Loctite for metal
hmmm that's interesting. Didn't know that loctite had one for metal. Black Max? got a link?
hmmm that's interesting. Didn't know that loctite had one for metal. Black Max? got a link?
