Threadlock for saddle height screws?

Anyone else have problems with the Bender action slowly lowering the B/E saddle (or single B saddle, depending on bridge type)?

Wondering if maybe a little threadlock would sort this out but - don't really have much experience with it so - don't want to put anything too strong on there that I can't unlock.

Any other solutions?

Thanks

Thats what I would use.

Good luck on ever breaking them loose..Never had that problem myself..

If you're worried (or cheap!)

..."poor man's threadlock" will do the job well until you're ready to 'break them loose'.... ...it's called nail polish..:lol:

Loctite does various tread lock cements, breakaway e.g. 8.5Nm for "221" or 26Nm fro "243"
http://www.loctite.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg/henkel_uke/hs.xsl/Loctite-4087.htm?iname=Loctite+243&countryCode=uke&BU=industrial&parentredDotUID=productfinder&redDotUID=1000000I81L

Or Hermetite Torqueseal.

I've used the Blue Loc-tite on all of my saddles for over 30 yrs. Just don't use the Red version--that's designed to be permanent, and you'll never be able to move the screw again! Blue works great.