What is the proper cement to use to bind the screws in stainless steel wristwatch bands so that they don't come loose?
Thanks!
Joel

Locktite is a good sealant and cement At your auto supply store.
J Smith

Hi Lindell:
These are the long screws that hold the links together. These screws have threads only at the bottom. The "shaft" of the screw forms the "hinge" or pivit for the band link. These at times, work loose, or moisture may enter the threads.

Hello Julian:
Thank you! Is there any certain type of Locktite that I should look for? I want to be able to break the bond to remove the screws if the need arises.
Cheers!
Joel

What is the method of getting loctite to release. Thanks for your help.

There are a few different types of locktite.They are described on the packages.Some are more long lasting than others so you need to go by the package directions.
J Smith

Joel,
If this is a stainless steel band you should use a primer before using the loctite or it will take days to cure. The primer product number is 7649 and the loctite which is not permanent is 242 which has a blue coloured dot on the container. I have used both of these products many times and can attest to the fact that they work incredibly well. John