Title says it all.
What solvent will remove Blue Loctite?
Title says it all.
What solvent will remove Blue Loctite?
Probably start with their own Loctite solvent.
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Blue is supposed to be able to be removed with a wrench.
If not, a few seconds with the "blue tip wrench" should do the trick.
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Regular Blue lock-tite should be removable with a socket and a breaker bar.
Now if you got some Army lock-tite that is blue but comes out of a red container, you might want to apply some heat first.
Yes, lock-tite makes a solvent.
Acetone will for sure. The flush they list on the red how to is an acetone/alcohol blend. I think skipping the chisel paint stripper would be a good idea depending on what you are trying to clean up.
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Heat and a wire brush/tap & due is another method. Read claims fresh threadlocker will soften the dried gunk, but haven't tried it.
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Naptha, i.e., lighter fluid
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May I ask what application the Lock-Tite was used for?
Because if we're talking rings for a scope or something automotive, there are different ways to approach this.
I am talking about showing a child how to clean an AR and I got a business call, since the gun was in pieces I figured no harm can be done.
While I was gone said child squeezed a bunch of blue loctite into my Timney Impact trigger.
I didn't know it had happened, and the parent my daughter came and got the kid. I didn't get back to the gun for 3 days. Now my trigger is loctited in place.
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