Permatex 77134 Nickel Anti Seize Lubricant Review

Used on my F150 5.4 spark plugs that require a nickel anti-seize coating on the stem for easier removal when replacing. That seems like what I needed, let's see what happens after 50,000 miles if I change them.

Every DIY enthusiast needs this. Insurance against rusty, jammed fasteners. If you know you're going to have to do the same fix again in your lifetime on the car that "smashed the car on the floor," you need it. No one should remove/repair a stuck fastener unless it is necessary.

Muffler owners, THIS is what you need to keep your cans from freezing on QD mounts/brakes. I use this on YHM, Surefire, AAC and SAS TOMB mounts and haven't had to worry about much less brake distance actually frozen in a few months. .

I've been using this thing since my dad introduced it to me as a kid. I remember having to loosen a rusty bolt that my dad had put this grease on a few years ago. Surprisingly, the bolt flew out immediately. I'm now in the habit of putting a small amount of this stuff on everything I collect. All! Kids bikes, furniture, street lights, EVERYTHING. You know what they say, "an ounce of prevention".

yes it is just an anti-seize hence 5 stars. What is remarkable is that it is nickel and can withstand high temperatures. Used it as a replacement for a Ford Triton 5.4 fork. A NOTICE! Most manufacturers do not recommend the use of anti-seize agents on the THREAD of spark plugs. Autolite has some great fork videos. Especially about the old Ford Triton connector problem. My application involved an extended lead body and connector seat. Much luck!