Park Tool ASC-1 Anti-Seize Compound

works fine. Not really sure how to review anti-seize lube. haha. If you dont notice it then its doing its job and I havent noticed it at all.

I like the squeeze tube. Less mess for my applications. The product squeezes out in a controlled manner. It applies like other anti seize compounds I’ve used. It’s higher price is one reservation that I have.

I purchased this product to use on new Shimano SPD-SL pedals I was putting on my road bike. Got the idea from the Park Tool YouTube video on how to change bike pedals. Only advice I can offer is to use it sparingly. I thought I was being stingy with the amount I put on the threads and noticed that upon tightening the excess grease ended up all over my pedal cranks. Trying to clean it up is very hard and messy so apply as little as possible to get the job done.

Like the title says. Cant go wrong with Park Tool.

I have a lot of titanium on my mid school ride from my former Factory Crupi days. Titanium on titanium is instant gall (If you didn’t know) and titanium on chromoly or chromoly on aluminum is a galvanic corrosion nightmare. This stuff is a life saver! IMO Park Tool is the industry reference.

Dont you wish everybody used this stuff?

What can you say about anti-seize? This stuff isn’t so great to get on you hands but if you put it on the threads of fittings being attached to titanium bicycles it works perfectly and stops them galling or binding.

Does what its supposed to do. Works great on threaded parts going on a titanium bike.

Works as expected, run some along your pedals before screwing in. Wish they had a smaller tube size though

Large amount in tube - more than expected for the price. A must for titanium frame and aluminum seatpost!