Versachem 13109 Anti-Seize Thread Lubricant - 1 oz.

Not literally but I swear it spreads like smooth peanut butter...Also hard to get off of your hands so use gloves! I use this on my brake pads to stop squeal and I spread a little on my hubs after a rotor swap to prevent bonding.

It’s like scotch tape, you need it around!

Cal brush is way too long and bent up to fit in the bottle terribly. Makes a mess

This stuff is great. It stays goopy even in low temps. I use it for lug nuts and brake lube, or anything I need to take apart in the future. The bottle leaked when I first got it, and heres the trick. Squeeze the sides of the plastic bottle in before sealing the lid and this will allow for expansion without leakage. Also making sure the lid and threads are clean will help. This stuff has the highest temp rating vs all the competition. 2000°F! Brakes get hot! But this copper goodness will still work. It only takes a tiny bit and youre good to go. No more rusty lug nuts or seized brake calipers for me. You wont regret it.

It loses consistency over time and just have to move it around inside the tube before using it. other than that it works ok for my needs.

I have used it in my VW turbo bolts. Only time will tell if several years from now I can remove those bolts with no problem, but it definitely looks like it was the right thing. I have enough in that bottle to install another 1000 turbo bolts probably, if I ever need to...

Needed this stuff for installation of a pair of O2 sensors on my 2002 Suzuki Vitara JLS. The tube opened easily and dispensed the lubricant properly. The cap sealed well. I didnt need much of this stuff, so I have a lot left in the tube. Will have to check and see what the shelf life is now that the tube has been opened.

I used this product once and it has leaked twice while sitting motionless in storage over the course of two months. I have made sure the cap is threaded properly and tight, but the juice keeps leaking out of the tube all over everything. If you are going to use this, consider it a single use product because this lubricant will find its way through every crack in the packaging.

I use this product regularly on spark plugs to prevent seizing after extended use, and it works very well.

Ive been using Versachem Anti-Seize for years, and have never had a problem with it. Useful on O2 sensors, spark plugs, exhaust bolts, etc. One bottle this size will last most home users a decade or more, as long as you dont lose it. If I had any complaint, it would be that it can be messy, but I think thats true for all Anti-Seize products.