🧪 Nickel Anti-Seize Lubricating Compound CRC SL35911 - 8 oz. (net weight) Review

I apply a very small amount of this product to the threads of every spark plug that I install in an aluminum head. This will prevent damaging the threads when the spark plug is later removed.

I bought this for the oxygen sensors I installed. I didn't really need it as they all come either pre-installed (Bosch) or with a small hose (Denso). I'm glad I bought it because the Denso comes with copper based lube (although I'm pretty sure it's enough), it's not rated for such high temperatures.

CRC have again raised the price of this product and it is more than other manufacturers' nickel anti-seize products what you pay. Because CRC is a reliable and top-notch manufacturer of generally state-of-the-art products that work, you may need to spend a little more to get this level of inherent quality. and confidence that it will probably work. (I'm just thinking out loud). But only 60% full, folks. Let us!

Installing new Vance and Hines Power Dual Set with Twin Slashed Round Slip On. It was highly recommended that some of this anti-seize be applied prior to installing the pads if we ever wanted to replace them. If you don't put it on at the very beginning, you'll likely never take it off later once the heat sets it. this will save hours of headaches later.

I have no idea how I used to work on cars without this product. I recently replaced the front brakes on my Cadillac CTS and use this product on all metal to metal and rubber to metal contact points. After replacing the brakes, I realized that I needed to replace the wheel bearing as well. It was very easy to take apart the parts with this product. I will continue to use this product for all my car screws. It's also a great way to prevent your aluminum connector garden hose from sticking to your