Hmm the problem is that i dont know which glue to use to glue the nuts
because the last glue i used turned into a diasaster

super glue brand glue

do you mean the one with a yellow case or whetev and says "The original super glue"
yea that was the last super glue iused

then use loctite stick'n seal ultra

GORILLA GLUE
I have had the same drop on my trucks since I got them.

You get a thumb tack and stick a drop on the end. Do one side of the trucks at a time

Whatever glue its all the same tbf, just unfold a paper clip and dip the end in some glue, and use that. Dont go straight from the glue container.

Or, get Ytrucks, any wheels work on them without glue...

gorilla super glue

awesome bump dude.
A+

lol grant...

hahaha effin newb jk super glue not gorilla it expands and is brown haha

gorilla super glue doesnt expand...thats what I use glueing in bearings on non-brr wheels...

regular gorilla glue idk abt the super glue lol

how do you glue bearings in tmg?

what i do, is take them out, get some vaseline, dip the bearing in vasaline, rub it off from the side of the bearing, put a good amount of gorilla super glue inside the wheel you need the gorilla glue with impact tough, or it wont hold......make sure the glue is inside the wheel real good like enough, covering all the inside, wait exactly 2 minutes put the bearing in, push it down, wait.................wait about 15 mins, then wipe away the excess vasaline that will pop out the back of the bearing..........wipe them clean....


this is the method i find works best...ive glued bearings in no end of times and this is the only way ive found to work without the bearing coming lose again.....

you could forget all that and just put a tiny bit of glue in and pop the bearing in, but all the times ive tried the bearing comes loose.....also glue will get into the bearing.......

hope this helps?

Yeah, alot! I want to try it.
But how does glue not get into the bearing with the first method?

because of the vasiline on the bearing.....also the 2 minute wait for the glue, so its almost dry, the bearing will pop in dry and no glue will get into the bearing.....you have to make sure there is no vasiline on the outside case of the bearing that will contact the wheel though..........

also i will say push the bearing in, then wait like 10/15 mins...dont start spinning the wheel because the glue will mix with the vasiline and get into the bearing.......wait for it all to dry then wipe the vasiline away, and any glue that my be dried on the wheel/bearing can be scraped away with a pin.....

Sounds epic!
I'm gonna try once I get some glue.

haha, yeah, it is an epic way, but its the only way ive found thats works 100% without getting glue in the bearing, and will hold the bearing in place.....

also i will add, im quite a heavy handed fingerboarder, so maybe thats why alot of my bearings slip out.......just a tiny bit of glue might work for someone else?...my wheels get used like everyday though, and my it works