Originally Posted By: beechcraftted
I dunno gents. I use it on everything and I mean everything. Lug nuts, spark plugs, aluminum motorcycle engine parts, outboards, O2 sensors. Never, ever had an issue. An old timer once told me to coat the inside of radiator hoses and heater hoses. I do that and I can report that works great if you ever have to remove a hose some time later without splitting the hose. Well, it works for me.
Yea, right or wrong, i do the same thing. Light coat on spark plugs, lugnuts, O2s, exhaust hangers and clamps, All atv bolts, brake caliper pins, brake bleeders ect. Really i use it about everywhere. I dont goop it on like a maniac, but just a light coat or dab. I use it very sparingly on spark plugs but i do use it.
Im not saying it is right or wrong, i just feel like it is better to have that stuff lubricated and grease will dry up in some apps where the anti seize dont. It is by no means a replacement for grease but there are applications where i found it works better than grease. Just my opinion but i think it is awesome especially on lug nuts because you can get a much more even torque across the pattern than if the studs are dry and gritty. I use my torque wrench very carefully to get them as close as possible and i feel this helps. This started when i was warping rotors long ago by not torquing my lug nuts.
