Anti-Seize?

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twowheel99

Active Member
Hey Guy's,

I've been reading your comments with great interest, have used anti-seize for a number of years. This product is great when used in the correct applications, ie unliked metals that are used together like spark plugs inserted into alum. cylinder heads. You want both areas free of and debri or other contamination like shavings or carbon build-up so do yourself a favor and use a thread chaser before applying your anti-seize. Also don't use this product on wheel studs & nuts because when you slide the wheel either alumm or steel over the studs small particles of shavings will scape off and fall in between the threads and attach themselves to the old anti-seize and when you run the wheel nut back on the stud it will compress down into the threads and eventually will cause the stud and nut to seize and snap off. Like I said read the directions and use it for the right applications and it will make your life alot easier.....
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RubWhore

Asshole Extraordinaire
Who HOOOO my girlfriend loves silver I`m headed to Home Depot home of shitty (no pun intended) customer service.
 

Eric

Banned
Who HOOOO my girlfriend loves silver I`m headed to Home Depot home of shitty (no pun intended) customer service.
need to change you user name to tin man dick,, hay get with jake & use the chrome spray paint to add some bling..bling.... see if your G/F can suck the chrome off.. I've heard the phrase ( she could suck the chrome off a trailler hitch ball ) :whoop::whoop: J/K dude,,, it might now be to healty for her....:lol::lol:
 
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