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Brookelf

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  1. 10 hours ago, StrangerDanger said:

    Glad it worked out for you Brookelf. My only concern would be the use of Hoppes #9 since it can leave behind residue that might weaken the thread locker's bond. Then again, it likely won't matter!

    After I got done removing all the thread lock with Hoppes #9 I use Qtips with Alcohol to wipe around the threads to remove the left over Hoppes residue. I thought the same as you the oil in the Hoppes might affect the Loctite bond. 

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  2. Just did this today on a M1014 I want to thank StrangerDanger and all else who have replied responded or contributed to this thread. With StrangerDangers instructions this was simply easy. This only took me around 30 seconds of heat using my acetylene torch that I use for plumbing. I adjusted the flame to produce a low heat and placed heat directly to nut for 30 seconds nut broke loose I then removed nut and tried to turn tube no luck. I then heated tube for 30 seconds it turned smooth as butter. I then use Hoppe's 9 to clean my threads it removed the old thread locker like a charm. Also I read where someone asked about thermal cracking or discoloration. I experienced  0 discoloration or thermal cracking after applying heat directly to nut and tube using an acetylene torch.

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