Would say easy answer is Speedex but it is not Loctite and I guess if it is work want the good stuff.

Check out this thread
http://www.dubaipetrolheads.com/dubai-resources/science-of-loctite/
From Biggles :
Al Khalij on the SZR, about 200 meters from Bosch and near the Nissan dealer have all different kinds of thread lockers.
http://www.alkhalij.com/saftlock.html
and Tazzat also offers stock in same thread.

Also you can get Loctite from RS, which is Installations Middle east (on the map) out here, but not sure what there stock is like.

EDIT : Okay Ian beat me to it 

And there is always a pair of these (ones on the right).

what the hell are those pliers for?? curiously, i want a pair, but don't want to have to visit some dodgy s&m supplies shop to purchase them.

Safety wire pliers, they lock on the wire then you pull the silver knob on the end and it spins automatically.
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safety_wire

Ahhh Mr Bailey, I cant enlarge your photo of lockwiring to see if the cutoff ends are folded in on themselves or are they left sticking out. Otherwise a nice job. Lockwire pliers cut off the wire with a razor sharp edge, and I can tell you, you havent experienced pain until a youve had a piece of 20 gauge inconel wire through your finger. And whilst Im giving a safety lesson, look away and cut away from yourself when you cut the excess off. A friend lost an eye when the small piece he was cutting off ricocheted off and hit him in the eye.
Here ended the lesson. Amen.

Ahhh Mr Bailey, I cant enlarge your photo of lockwiring to see if the cutoff ends are folded in on themselves or are they left sticking out. Otherwise a nice job. Lockwire pliers cut off the wire with a razor sharp edge, and I can tell you, you havent experienced pain until a youve had a piece of 20 gauge inconel wire through your finger. And whilst Im giving a safety lesson, look away and cut away from yourself when you cut the excess off. A friend lost an eye when the small piece he was cutting off ricocheted off and hit him in the eye.
Here ended the lesson. Amen.

Have to admit    that the image posted is off the wiki page (which I linked) as I was at my desk when I posted. This is one of mine, can't find any others to hand and the aviation tech's would correctly argue that the tail should be bent down.

But quite right, safety fast      (Bonus point if anybody can quote the reference to Safety Fast.)
The shards sure can fly, however good sharp / hard cutters (NOT Dragon mart) reduce the amount of pressure and hence reduce the flying. Aviation versions even have a rubber pad in the jaws to trap the end and reduce FOD.

Also for another bonus point attached is a useful extra for lock wire.

Guys, lockwiring a hose clip will not change it's character. It will remain crap.

 

-D

Going to bump this thread back from the grave.

Just a note to anyone searching old threads about loctite (like I was), you can buy it from super technical on SZR, near interchange 3.

Easy place to find and car parking not a problem.