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T&T: Re: Applying Lock-tite Underwater??

From: Keith (no email)
Date: Tue Jul 06 2004 - 09:12:40 EDT

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    Maybe if you let it air dry some first. Is there a bolt on the back? If so,
    use a nylock bolt. I think it will cure anaerobically, but you'll have to
    let it skin over enough so that you can get it into place without the stuff
    washing off.

    Keith
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    ----- Original Message -----
    From: "H Rosenblatt" <>

    > A bolt in my stern thruster housing loosened and fell out. There was no
    > locktite on the threads nor were lock washers used. Does anyone know if I
    > can apply locktite underwater? Will it be effective? Thanks.
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