Loctite222 Automotve Threadlocker Purple - Low-Strength Thread Lock, for Small Fasteners, Prevents Loosening from Shock and Vibration - 6 ml, 1 Pack

he Loctite 222 Threadlocker for Automotive (High-Temperature, Low-Strength, Anaerobic, One-Piece Assembly, Non-Corrosive, Purple, 6 ml Tube) has proven to be indispensable for my projects, especially when it comes to securing screws on aluminum parts. Given that many stores nearby do not carry this specific Loctite product, I was pleased to find it online.As with all Loctite products, it worked exactly as described. The low-strength formula is perfect for applications where easy disassembly is required, yet it still provides enough hold to keep screws securely in place under high temperatures and vibrations. The non-corrosive nature of the threadlocker also ensures that it does not damage the metal surfaces, maintaining the integrity of the components.For anyone needing a reliable threadlocker for automotive applications, especially on aluminum parts, I highly recommend the Loctite 222. It’s a trustworthy and effective solution for locking and sealing screws. 🚗🔩🛠️

Works great on sight threads, action cover plate screws and ejector button threads. I was glad to find it. Degrease the threads with alcohol before using. A S&W wheelgunner’s friend. I also used a very small amount on Ruger pins.

This did the job securing screws on my wristwatch. Well worth the money!

Worked great.

I use a lot of the Loctite 242 variant for various projects and thought I would get this variant for a 3D printer build I am doing. So far it's working great and I will purchase more.I was going to purchase a large bottle of this but it seems there are a lot of phony versions of this on Amazon in the large size, so I purchased the small size and it seems to be the real deal and seems to work like it's supposed to.

I use for my 1/18-1/24 scale crawlers and purple loctite has the perfect hold, but is still flexible enough to break the bond without stripping the tiny scews. I place a small dab on a tray and just dip the ends of the screws, as it is very thin and runny, and a little goes a long way.

Great for those screws you don't want to move but can move if you really need them to. Surprisingly strong for what it is, it was also, thankfully, forgiving if you really needed to loosen the screw. Not good for screws you never want to move again but good for ones you simply don't want walking or vibrating out. Perfect for laptop screws that you might need to actually take out one day but that you don't want dropping out in a cafe somewhere.

Not as popular as 243, which will certainly prevent screws from coming undone and make a semi-permanent bond. On the other hand, 222 is relatively low adhesion, but nevertheless provides a coating.Now, if you have ever come back to a screw years later and tried to undo it, only to find it has seized up, then this is the product for you. Just a drop when putting in the screws provides a thin coating that will prevent the screw from seizing up and make it a pleasure to remove when the time comes.Additionally, it provides a thin coating on the threads of the screws to provide rust inhibition. I use this on any screws that may be exposed to humidity or significant temperature changes that can result in them seizing up to prevent problems in the future!Try it yourself now and thank me later!