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| | | Joined: Oct 2016 Posts: 916 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Oct 2016 Posts: 916 | Yeah, I agree that the spray is stupid expensive....I doubted whether I needed it as well.
I have no idea whether it is necessary. I assume that the product cures to the same hardness without it. I used it to ensure that the surfaces were absolutely clean of everything and that the bond would be a really good one. Perhaps someone else on here could elaborate more on whether or not the spray is a necessity when using Loctite like products. Perhaps the Loctite website would have more info on that? I'll probably have that nearly full can of unused spray until I die...!
~ Dave
1950 Chevrolet 3600 3/4-ton with 261 engine & T5 Transmission
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