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

[VTer]

I use a small dab of hot glue.

[kat]

I use nail polish. My wife bought me some years ago, and it is still going.
Comes with its own brush, and one small drop will do the trick until you want to unscrew it.

[Mike Vines]

Originally posted by kat:
I use nail polish. My wife bought me some years ago

It takes avery big man to admit that one.  LOL  

[kat]

Yeah Grapes!  And it works good on the arrows too.  LOL

[MercilessMing]

wax for me.

[DeerSpotter]

What I've used for years ,And it works great

Log cabin pancake Syrup

Just a A drop on the threads and screw it in
And when you wanna take it out, Get a class of hot water,Dip the head and wait a minute ,And unscrew it ,I've never had one come undone ever .

Just a drop,It doesn't take very much .


Carl

[Canyon]

Wax or nail polish... just another day at the Trad Gang spa.

[Butch Speer]

Will agree with the teflon tape.

Plumbers tape works good, except I can never find mine, so I use clear satin nail polish most of the time.  You don't need to give it a bath in the stuff for it to work, one drop on the edge is enough. Stay away from the pinks and purples, they stick tighter for some reason than the clear.

[Chris Shelton]

Originally posted by 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.

that is an interesting statement! Almost sounds like their could be some validity, someone should do some testing  

thread tape works wonders, wax works well but if you dont want to wax every now and then try the tape. Either way it is really not that big of a deal!

[SL]

blue lok tight
SL

[S.C. Hunter]

Wax is perfect when you switch to broadheads much easier than other options.

[StickBowManMI]

Blue Loc-Tite works great!

[koger]

I use small loc washers, cheap, tight as a wedge.

[joe skipp]

If the arrows are aluminum, get them swagged and eliminate any points coming loose...

[xtrema312]

I find a little snug up with some adjustable jaw pliers with a little padding to not mark up my point goes a long way and works better than wax.  Just don't go crazy on the pressure.  Wax has not worked for me, but I use the high tech stuff and it is soft.

[Cal bow]

Wax has always worked for me.

[String Cutter]

Bow string wax.

String wax works well, as does a drop of clear nail polish.

[WRV]

Blue Loc Tite.....Randy