Keeping screw-in points tight, what do you use?

[Pokerdaddy]

Wondering what some of you use to keep your screw-in points (target and hunting) from loosening.

I'm looking at some rubber washers, but was wondering if a DROP of medium strength Loc-Tite would also work, while still leaving the ability to remove them if need be.  Or would the Loc-Tite leave me high and dry if I ever want to swap points?

So what do you do?  Thanks.

[doowop]

A little string wax works well. Plumers teflon tape works too.

[Bigriver]

Wax works for me.

[Froggy]

ditto on the wax

[mookie]

Wax is good

[J. Holden]

I've used the kids Ekmers glue.  Just plain white glue.  I was surprised though when I went to swap points, it was tough to get started.  I also noticed it appeared to cause rust to develop on the threads.  But, that's what I use.

-Jeremy

[Pokerdaddy]

Thanks, guys.  Will try the string wax in the morning!

[Mike Vines]

blue lock tite if the wax doesn't work.

[Eugene Slagle]

String Wax for my indoor arrows, 1 drop of fletch tite for all the others, it does come a loose but you have to use pliers to get em started.

[Tom Anderson]

+1 on the blue Loc-tite.

[Mudd]

plumbers Teflon pipe thread tape.

God bless, Mudd

[K. Mogensen]

I use wax.

[K.Morgan]

Before the HIT came along I used to use a small piece of serving and that is how I would align my broad-heads as well. I never had a problem do that and now you can get most arrows with the HIT tip. I use wood now so I don't have a problem at all. When you don't have to screw them on they tend to stay in place. You can also use a bit of the hot melt but you better screw fast.

[John Lipinski]

blue loctite. you should have no problems with it loosening, and if you want to take it out, it shouldn't be a problem. even still, if it is a problem, just boil some water, dip the tip in for a bit to loosen the loctite, and use a pair of pliers to twist the tip.

[Rogue Hammer]

Right helical ---righty tighty lefty loosey.. sorry had a guy tell me this once that right helical will keep the points tight durring flight. I use a little string wax.

[Raging Water]

You can stop searching for the answer. It has been said - string wax. That is all you need!

I heat it up so it is soft and dip the fwild point threads into the wax and screw them on.

Don't need much wax. Just a dab.

[Zradix]

I've used a tiny little lockwasher.
Worked good

[tawmio]

string wax

[americanhunter7]

String wax or blue loctite

[Cane Knife]

A small O-ring