CRC (SL35901-12PK Copper Anti-Seize and Lubricating Compound - 8 oz, (Pack of 12)

Copper antiseize. I have tried them all over the decades, and CRC is the best. Thick, not to runny, does the job. Exhaust bolt, suspension, sliding surfaces for drum brakes, disc brake abutment kit protection, and really good on old Ford Disc brakes with the sliding spring (late 70's).

If you live in the salt belt and working on anything that drives on the road you need lots of this. works great. Just buy it.

So far so good

This Copper based anti seize paste is good stuff- many uses besides automotive.However, this container was about ⅓ full-- yeah, less than one half. Bogus.

This product has been around for years, but for you that have never used it, it will help keep the metalrotors and hubs from sticking together from corrosion. If they stick together, it can be a real bear to getthe rotors and hubs apart and off. Before remounting the rotors, smear on some CRC copper anti-seize and the next time you need to get the parts apart, it will be a breeze. The brush attached to the lid is bent on purpose, so don't feel it is broken, cause you will soon see that it gets around the studs better, or so it seems. Check it out! It keeps other metal "things" from sticking together, also.

After extensive research about NICs this copper formula one my heart. I use it on anything that I think may rest and be hard to remove later. I also use it on my spark plugs in an aluminum cylinder head which so far has given superior results.

Copper is a must to prevent corrosion and fusing of dissimilar metal surfaces especially my wheel and suspension parts.

Well, when I go to take some stuff apart in a few years, I'll try to remember to update this review as to whether it actually prevented the parts from seizing.