Loctite 826034 442 Blue Quickstix 248 High Strength Threadlockers, 9 g, 3/4" Thread, 0.317 fl. oz.

If you are here, I assume you already know what this does, but basically it keeps screws from coming lose on their own. The blue is not permanent, meaning if you need to adjust that screw or take it out then you can remove it with enough force. The red version is meant to be permanent and is VERY hard to get out. For most purposes like pocketknives or small machines, you want the blue because it holds the screws just fine, I have never personally seen it fail. It is also possible to remove later and service the object, like oiling up a knife pivot etc.This comes in a small tube like a stick of glue, it is the best way to get Loctite because it is easy to carry around, and the perfect size to get a little on a screw. You can just dip the screw in and get exactly what you need, rather than squeezing out too much land wasting it like with some other containers. There isn't much to say here, if you want screws to stay in place until you manually unscrew them, buy this.

I have been using Loctite products for years, especially the thread locker. I thought they only produced a liquid type until now. I was doing some repairs on my wife's sewing machine and the factory recommended this product. It makes sense to have a gel that can stick to the screw/bolt and not drip off. I couldn't find it at any of the hardware stores, so I ordered it from Amazon. So far so good, and works like a charm on small fasteners. My only complaint is it's pretty expensive, but I will only use it when the application warrants this type.

What is not good to say about Loctite? Have used various degrees of their products for applications of bolts/nuts in my vehicles. I like the glue stick version a lot better. Simply pop if the cap, apply into the bolt, and tighten to spec.Haven't had a bolt back out yet. Takes various degrees of torque to break the bolt free, which gives me a since of security knowing everything is secure.

Easy to use compared to loctite in a small squeeze container. This is less messy and easy to access and use for event he smallest screws.

This stuff is great s....the gun store recommended it and it works as advertised

I love this! Doesnt make a gooie mess like the others, and therefore I dont waste alot of it-

Love this waxy loctite!!! Beats the heck out of watery tubes. Use the end of a tooth pick and apply the exact amount you need. Little expensive, but I believe the reason is that this should last a very long time for the average person.

Most of the time this is the best way to apply thread lock. It doesn't seem to go bad, doesn't spill or leak. It goes where you want it and only where you want it.