clear nail polish

[Pat-CT]

anyone use this as thread lock ive used it and it seems to work better then most locktite its held every bolt ive put into my tractor in real good i was just sharing my little thing i don't know if you guys had known it already

 

[Anonymous-0]

Good stuff. I've used in place of locktite too.

Also for those annoying cuts you get on your fingers that keep opening up in the winter. Smear some on the cut and let it dry. It stings a little but helps keep cut closed and helps healing. Doctors use it in plastic surgury instead of sutures.

 

[Anonymous-0]

Also have used it to tighten a loose stem on my [smoking] pipe.

 

[RobMD]

believe it or not... I use it to prevent wire corrosion! I paint it on the terminals where I think It would be permanent on a tractor.

 

[Kevin in OK]

Never used it as lock-tite, but used it once or twice to suffocate out some chiggers. I don't know if it actually suffocates them, but it worked as a placebo until it finally disappeared.

Kevin

 

[RayP(MI)]

Ues it to seal primers and bullets in my home reloaded ammunition!

 

[Brian G. NY]

I've used it as a threadlock on eyeglass screws for years; funny, never thought about trying it on larger bolts. BTW, I find super glue excellent for sealing up those annoying (and painful) cracks in my fingers. Gee, now I'm thinking......super glue as a threadlock? Nah....not enuf time to tighten before the stuff sets?

 

[Bob - MI]

Never used it as Loctite but I have used it to seal the edges of decals. As you know once the edges start to lift it's a matter of time before they are flapping in the breeze. I'm lucky to have a wife and 2 daughters so there's a never ending supply of it.

 

[Anonymous-0]

Used it with success on rubber fuel hose to hose barbs. Wonder if bright red would be better.

 

[ZacsDad]

have used red polish as a thread locker on many bolts....from motorcycles to tractors. Seems to work ok. Never had anything loosen up that wasn"t supposed to. Like the built in brush. Wife keeps hers in the fridge and gives me the colors she decides not to use.

 

[Anonymous-0]

Clear nail polish works well for a vehicles window tint. When or if the edges start to roll, apply some clear nail polish on the edge and roll the curl back into place. Hold for a few seconds. Back in business!