Park Tool Adhesive Primer: 30 mL Bottle One Color, One Size

Used this product for a prep before using the retaining compound.

BE CORRECT if you are going to look at a technical data sheet and then repeat what you read in a way that misrepresents the product. Facts: YES - YOU SHOULD BE VERY CAREFUL WITH THIS PRODUCT. However, the warning referenced above actually states that this product as a general warning - CAN HURT A PREGNANT WOMAN OR UNBORN CHILDREN WHO ARE SECONDARILY EXPOSED THROUGH THE MOTHER - so men, you'll be able to have kids still, even after using this - BUT, SERIOUSLY IF YOU HAVE FEMALES AROUND WHO MIGHT BE PREGNANT KEEP THIS STUFF VERY SECURELY STORED - But then again, you should do that anyway, as Park Tools also warns you to do. Pay attention people.

If your goal is to bond your bottom bracket in so tightly you can't remove it, this seems to do the trick. I applied this liberally and made sure to put it on a larger area than the bottom bracket could contact. In theory if you use Park Retaining compound this will prevent adhesion, but in my aluminum sleeve it did not. Bottom brackets which could be removed with a rocket tool will no longer come out that way anymore. You'll have to try cutting the bottom bracket with a hack saw or some such and then chisel, grind, or drill it out in sections, likely damaging the bottom bracket sleeve in the process. The good news is that there is no way your bottom bracket will make creaking noises at least for awhile. Hope it breaks free before the new bearings are shot.

Ended up emailing P A R K Tool with questions on how to get the liquid out, etc. Hopefully it works and keeps the plastic bottom bracket from permanently sticking in the carbon bike frame.

Works as it should, though the label was put on very crooked. Makes it tough to read the instructions.

If you plan to use the Park PF compound on Carbon frame, this is a MUST....else you might just permanently glue the bearing to your frame and cause damage when you try to remove it.