Big Den Well-known member UKGSer Subscriber Joined Oct 15, 2002 Messages 2,242 Reaction score 11 Location Warwickshire, England Oct 20, 2008 #1 As i was chatting to a rep at work about my bike being full of seized bolts i have to remove, he suggested i try a sample can of Loctite freeze and release. I have never heard of it, anyone tried it ?
As i was chatting to a rep at work about my bike being full of seized bolts i have to remove, he suggested i try a sample can of Loctite freeze and release. I have never heard of it, anyone tried it ?
vilguy Registered user Joined Sep 30, 2008 Messages 819 Reaction score 0 Location SW Scotland Oct 20, 2008 #2 I have seen similar stuff used on stubborn bolts and it seemed to work. Its just the opposite of using a gas torch to heat it up really.
I have seen similar stuff used on stubborn bolts and it seemed to work. Its just the opposite of using a gas torch to heat it up really.
Big Den Well-known member UKGSer Subscriber Joined Oct 15, 2002 Messages 2,242 Reaction score 11 Location Warwickshire, England Oct 20, 2008 #3 Thanks will give it a go
vilguy Registered user Joined Sep 30, 2008 Messages 819 Reaction score 0 Location SW Scotland Oct 20, 2008 #4 Be careful what you use it on though. Some materials will react differently to the extreme cold. Some can even crack. What material are you planning to use it on? Out of interest is it stainless bolts that are seized? what is the material they are seized in?
Be careful what you use it on though. Some materials will react differently to the extreme cold. Some can even crack. What material are you planning to use it on? Out of interest is it stainless bolts that are seized? what is the material they are seized in?
Big Den Well-known member UKGSer Subscriber Joined Oct 15, 2002 Messages 2,242 Reaction score 11 Location Warwickshire, England Oct 20, 2008 #5 several bolts sheared off - head guard mount, rear mudguard mount but most important are exhaust studs all 6 are either snapped or corroded away
several bolts sheared off - head guard mount, rear mudguard mount but most important are exhaust studs all 6 are either snapped or corroded away