Permatex Anti Seize Lubricant 80078 Bottle Review

Resists unfair takeovers. Ideal for freedom-oriented connections. I've used it for years whenever I've had to remove a nut or bolt in bad conditions. This is important when screwing steel into aluminium, e.g. B. a spark plug in an aluminum head. I use it on my car's brake hubs before I mount the wheels. The fact that you used to have to hit the wheel to move it convinced me of the need. Also good for slip-fit exhaust systems and the like. You should be aware that torque readings are not…

This aluminum based product is a good general purpose EP lube. Says "For brake lubrication and anchor pins, engine head bolts, spark plug and oxygen sensor threads, exhaust manifold bolts, EGR fittings and starter and alternator bolts." but should not be used on stainless steel. There is a nickel based cleaner that works on regular steel, stainless steel, titanium and nickel alloys that seems to be the best option for general use but is much more expensive and comes with a carcinogen warning…

Let's see if this sounds familiar. bang bang slap bang arggggxxxxxx bang bang bang !@$!@#%^*#. This is the sound you make when you try to take your old brake disc off when changing brakes. Well, anyway, that's the sound of me shooting rusty. If you're struggling to get the old rotor off, this will help you avoid injuring yourself and using a rubber mallet to make a new dent in your car next to the one your wife made where a dolly cart should have crashed in while shopping . while she was in the

I am approaching retirement age and have been using anti-seize products for many years. Last week I had to disassemble a badly rusted Jeep suspension. Here in Pennsylvania they use salt in the winter and it wrecks cars. I was amazed when the impact gun started unscrewing the screws with no problem until I saw the remnants of the lube. It was on every screw but one, and it took an induction gun and quite a bit of heat to pull them apart. I use this regularly for nuts and brake hardware and it…

I'm not an expert on different types of anti-seize fasteners, but if you want to loosen a thread anytime, this is a must. I mainly use this for my collapsible utility trailer and my hurricane bolts. In a few rooms that we don't use much, I leave the shutters open throughout storm season. Screws rust or corrode after a few weeks in our climate. The collapsible trailer has four bolts, two on each side, that secure the rear half of the frame to the spring seat. With the screws removed, the rear…