Copper Slip Compound

[Dark61]

The hernia wont take too much more straining at the spanner , so I've made a New Years resolution (either late or early) to put everything back with a bit of Copper Slip Compound on the threads. I cant find it anywhere - does it go by a brand name?


cheers,


D

[Gus67kg]

I use "WURTH" CU800

[V8Ian]

https://www.google.com.au/search?q=anti+seize+compound&oq=antiseize&aqs=chrome.2.69i57j0l5.11182j0j7&sourceid=chrome&espv=2&es_sm=93&ie=UTF-8

[999]

I use penrite copper eze. Seems to work well.

[V8Ian]

The hernia wont take too much more straining at the spanner , so I've made a New Years resolution (either late or early) to put everything back with a bit of Copper Slip Compound on the threads. I cant find it anywhere - does it go by a brand name?


cheers,


D
Are you twisting it the right way? ;)

[Bigbjorn]

Loctite Nickel Anti-seize is the duck's nuts. It is compatible with aluminium, and copper is not. Loctite anti-seize has the same torque characteristics as lightly oiled threads.

[Dark61]

Are you twisting it the right way? ;)

What prompted it oddly was ,I had trouble with an old temperature sensor - the brother in law (used to eat tyres for breakfast / rims for lunch ) also had trouble to the point of saying "its not meant to come out" - so I didn't feel so bad with my meagre effort.


thanks for all the advice,


cheers,




D