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Anti-Seize Lubricant

Keep every stop firm -- fluids and greases built for brakes.

Anti-Seize Lubricant

Anti-seize keeps threads, bolts, and fasteners from seizing, galling, or rusting solid -- so the part you torque down today comes apart cleanly the next time you're in there. A little goes a long way on anything that sees heat and moisture.

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Where to use it

Put it on bleeder screws, caliper bracket bolts, exhaust and manifold hardware, and lug studs -- threads that live in heat and salt. Apply a thin film, not a glob, and adjust torque slightly since it lubricates the thread. Keep it well away from friction surfaces and from the flare faces of a brake line, where it doesn't belong.

Related: Silicone & Dielectric Grease, Brake Lubricant, Cleaners, All Fluids & Lubricants.

Anti-Seize FAQ

What is anti-seize for?+
It keeps threads, bolts, and fasteners from seizing, galling, or rusting solid, so they come apart cleanly next time.
Where should I use it?+
On bleeder screws, caliper bracket bolts, exhaust hardware, and lug studs -- threads that live in heat and salt. A thin film, not a glob.
Where should it not go?+
Keep it off friction surfaces and off the flare faces of a brake line.

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