Loctite On Brake Caliper Bolts? (speedmaster)

I removed my wheels, getting new tires.
I removed the brake calipers to ease wheel removal.
Question, should I Loctite (blue, I assume ) the brake caliper bolts when I reassemble everything? I did on prev bikes, but I found no evidence of Loctite on these.

I tended to use Loctite on EVERYthing threaded on my Harley Davidson and old Kawasaki VN800.
Opinions or advice?
Tommy

 

Ha!... good one!
I was a bit surprised at how un-tight they were, and that no signs of Loctite were present.
Thanks, Tommy

 

Personally I always do, but I'm a pessimist.

 

I am inclined likewise. I've not heard/read any ill effects of it, no, "Ee-gads NEVER on a Triumph!".....
Thanks, Tommy

 

Copper slip to stop the bolts seizing and torque to the correct setting

 

So your recommendation is non-sieze, as opposed to Loctite...
I will read up on that, thanks!
Tommy

 

Yes mate non moving/stressed bolt which needs to be removed periodically

 

And correct torque setting.

 

Absolutely, I hear you well there.
Tommy

 

M1Tommy
I use silicon on my bolts. Simply because it will stay there and the bolts do not loosen till you want them to. Used this method as long as I can remember even on classic Triumphs and BSA'S and Norton's and it works for me. I even use it to seal exhausts and they stay that way till I want to remove them.
Regards
Joe.