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I have a few shower arms and concealed bath and basin spouts to do. Over the years I have done quite a few. Have been looking at Loctite thread sealants and was wondering if any of you use them and what number sealant you use. There seems to be loads of different number ones!

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Loc 577
 
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Looks good but trust loctight
 
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Say`s you have to leave it 24hrs just like the 577, I never have 24hrs to wait.
 
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Used to have a producer similar to loxseal called Cimberio. Same color and make up of Loctite. Brilliant stuff for tails in towel rails, garden taps etc. used it on a bib tap, screwed it in and left it 30 min and bingo! Can't get the stuff now.
Think I'll look at the 577.
Is the 577 ok on brass?
 
This has been discussed many times

It is loctite 577 for every threaded connection
 
Used to have a producer similar to loxseal called Cimberio. Same color and make up of Loctite. Brilliant stuff for tails in towel rails, garden taps etc. used it on a bib tap, screwed it in and left it 30 min and bingo! Can't get the stuff now.
Think I'll look at the 577.
Is the 577 ok on brass?

On everything except plastic
 
Does anybody bother with the cleaner for 577 as shown in their video?

Nope if it's dirty just get a rag other than that I've done nothing special
 
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