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7tms and K2 riser: to glue or not to glue?

 
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brewer



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PostPosted: Mon Dec 06, 2004 8:33 pm    Post subject: 7tms and K2 riser: to glue or not to glue? Reply with quote
Ha! Nobody knows I'm a newbie now.

So I'm about to mount a pair of 7tms on my 2003 Super Stinx w/inserts via the Karhu riser/adapter, and it occurred to me that I have no idea what adhesive (if any) I need to use for the screws that connect the binding to the riser. I'm going to use blue loctite for the bolts that thread into the ski inserts, but for the screws that thread into the riser ... wood glue? slow-cure epoxy? more loctite? JB Weld? watermelon Bubble Yum? I'd search for the answer, but ... well, you know.
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nils



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PostPosted: Mon Dec 06, 2004 10:29 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
screws going directly into plastic don't require anything added.

screws going into metal should always be loctited--unless there's some other locking device/washer/ring installed.
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