Hi everyone,

Do any of you have experience with marking screws that have been torqued?  We are thinking that there should be some "paint" on the screw driver tip when it is inserted into the head so when completely torqued it can be identified.  Just painting on some paint after the fact can let a loose screw through inspection.

Just to make the whole project harder we need a material that will not dissolve in Shell Diala AX transformer oil. Also long pot life, but quick cure once applied would be good.  I know, that would be a good trick.

One thought was simply using finger nail polish.

What are your thoughts?

Thanks,

Phil Nutting

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