Loctite makes a product called Dri-Loc that you apply & let dry prior to
assembly. When you install the fastener it reacts and then acts like
regular thread locking compounds. It works great for applications where
you don't want the compound to migrate. It is also handy for pre-coating
a bunch of fasteners to save time during final assembly.
Jim Couch
On 9/15/2011 5:55 AM, John Hermanson wrote:
> Your attempt to get the loctite IN the slot without getting it in the
> moving ring is risky. As ring snaps in, loctite will likely "squish"
> out onto parts that are supposed to move.
>
> After CF9842 is snapped into slot, 2 tiny dots of glue should be laid on
> TOP of the ring, one at each end, bonding ring to lens barrel. There
> are several different types of loctite, 2 part 5 min. epoxy might be
> better. The original glue might be Cemedine or Hamatite.
>
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> On 9/14/2011 1:04 PM, SwissPace wrote:
>> I removed this and now CF9842 seats much better, if it fails
>> again I will put a dab of loctite in the slot to hold it."
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