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02-12-2009 #1
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Anti Seize
Anyone know where I can get some aluminum anti seize online that has an applicator like shoe polishes. The site only sells to distribtors and they told us Fastenol carried it but the representative that comes to the shop can't or won't even try too.
http://antiseize.net/
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02-12-2009 #2
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Hi what do you need it for
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locktite makes anti-seize in a stick.
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check ebay number 360125601716
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02-13-2009 #6
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Anti-sieze, the stuff that always make it to the cheech of your rear end. Always.
Try you local Industrial power transmission supplier (pulleys, belts, electric motors) They should have it for far less than summit.
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http://www.molyslip.com/Products/Copaslip.html
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...especially for the fasteners holding the covers over their Lucas electrical bits.
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First of all the best antisieze would be nickle based not aluminum. Standard old Permatex Silver antisieze works unless your dealing with aircraft(aircraft graded required) or titanium(then use copper based) or ultrahigh heat then look at the copper based products from Permatex or Versa-Chem.
Aluminum isnt a good antisieze agent as it corrodes much to easily. BUT may be useful in some limited areas, but then for 99% of any uses the silver(nickel based ) stuff works perfectly fine.
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