Recomendations for anti sieze compound
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Recomendations for anti sieze compound
This would be for general use, and specifically use on my new adjustable coil- over shocks????? any thoughts????
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I've always used - and been happy with Permatex brand. It's silver looking and comes in a tube or in a brush on style container.
http://www.permatex.com/products/pro...&item_no=81464
http://www.permatex.com/products/pro...&item_no=81464
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I use Bostik Never-Seez. The spray cans go a loooong way.
http://www.neverseezproducts.com/bostik.htm
http://www.neverseezproducts.com/bostik.htm
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Originally Posted by sandcrawler
don't use it on your spark plugs, tho...
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I personally use permatex because it is what I grabbed first, I have no problems with it. I don't really think it matters, go to your nearest autoparts store and get whatever they have.
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bostik never-seez or permatex. its all the same stuff. really really fine graphite i think. its so fine it looks like a goop...but its actually still solid. get it at home depot or any auto parts store.
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Originally Posted by sandcrawler
don't use it on your spark plugs, tho...
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i always use antisieze on my spark plugs...never had any problems. just make sure you don't get any on the electrodes.
i think there are some antisieze compounds out there that do not conduct electricity, though...make sure you get one that does if you are going to use it on your spark plugs (or any other connection that must conduct electricity) since the plug is grounded via the threads.
don't remember the name brand of the stuff i have at the moment...it's got copper in it...picked it up at some autoparts store...works fine.
i think there are some antisieze compounds out there that do not conduct electricity, though...make sure you get one that does if you are going to use it on your spark plugs (or any other connection that must conduct electricity) since the plug is grounded via the threads.
don't remember the name brand of the stuff i have at the moment...it's got copper in it...picked it up at some autoparts store...works fine.
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