Anti-Seize

Works well

This grease is quite sticky and thick and so it sticks to any metal surface well. I found it ideal for installing crank and wheel bearings.

Initial thoughts are mixed

Seems like it is really light and nothing like anti-seize I've worked with for many years in the past. I speculate it will not last or hold like the copper or al anti-seize I'm used to using. What I mean is this appears to easily removed where as typically at least from my experience anti-seize is what I durable and gets on everything and lasts for a LONG time with very little required. After applying this in a couple of situations I noticed that there is little if no residual after extracting the bolt. Maybe it will be fine but it looks to me like it may need to be reapplied once removed or may even wash off over time. Just for context once I apply the Al or Cu anti-seize it would be the last time I ever needed to apply it unless I was to purposefully/physically remove it. You can physically see it and feel it when and where you apply it. I suspect but can't say for certain that this has less base (Nickle) than what typical Al or Cu anti-seize has. Maybe it is there and I just can't see it, but it just looks like the oil remains after removing a bolt that you applied this too. On the good side. . . I love the syringe for application.

In the process of moving my household to a new location, so haven’t had time to use the tool yet. But it looks great!