Anti freeze
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I cannot remember the brand, but "I" have a couple that I use for spark plugs on barrel threads and muzzle brakes ... but that's just me. Good luck!
Cemetery21
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Just getting started, but this is working so far. Thompson Center "Gorilla Grease" https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1002277278?pid=372379
cohunt
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Tc super lube with Teflon. Its in a tube, it's more of a thick liquid --- its easy to apply, works well, spreads well.
I hate the paste/stick one made by cva, it's too thick, messy, doesn't spread well, almost chunky
I use the super lube for breach plug, choke tubes, dt suppressors, and muzzle brakes
I hate the paste/stick one made by cva, it's too thick, messy, doesn't spread well, almost chunky
I use the super lube for breach plug, choke tubes, dt suppressors, and muzzle brakes
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T/C makes one you can get at Walmart (gorilla grease) or you can use any sparkplug anti seize from your local auto supply. They all do the same thing. However it is important to use one.
azmetalman
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5 years ago I decided to use anti seize compound after trying several different lubricants. Industrial or automotive anti seize withstand heat and pressure. It doesn't take much so a tube of this from your local auto parts store will last a long time.
Anti-freeze for anti-seize, good way to get out attention !!!!!
ntsqd
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Careful of the rabbit hole that is the different types of anti-seize.
#1 choice, if you can't find it any small tube of spark plug anti seize will work. I have used Champion for years. A little dab goes along way.I'm a big fan of the Thompson Gorilla Grease as well. It's water soluble, very easy cleanup, compact and conveniently sized, and it smells nicefor a bonus lol. I use it on my threaded nipples as well.
