Anti-Seize... Worth it?

[rageandlove]

OK, resurrecting this old thread.

Tomorrow I'm putting on some sliders and skids. Plan to use anti-seize so I can get them off easily later.

I have two lying around - from reading this thread, for this application, it doesn't really matter which one I use ... did I get that right?

Thanks!

 

[mtnbiker49]

Use rubber gloves when working with anti-seize. Not good to get absorbed through your skin.

 

[YellowSnow]

OK, resurrecting this old thread.

Tomorrow I'm putting on some sliders and skids. Plan to use anti-seize so I can get them off easily later.

I have two lying around - from reading this thread, for this application, it doesn't really matter which one I use ... did I get that right?

Thanks!

I’m using the Permatex on all my undercarriage hardware.

 

[pDubs]

OK, resurrecting this old thread.

Tomorrow I'm putting on some sliders and skids. Plan to use anti-seize so I can get them off easily later.

I have two lying around - from reading this thread, for this application, it doesn't really matter which one I use ... did I get that right?

Thanks!
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I use the permatex one you have pictured (silver) and have had the same tube for a few years now!

 

[dot_tom]

I have a bottle of permatex. Awesome product and helps make like so much better down the road.

 

[Offwidth]

Vibra-tite VC-3. Reposionable threadlocker, works as anti seize too. If you use anti seize, nickel one.

 

[rageandlove]

Thanks all!