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1. Clean the surface before applying: Before applying the copper-based lubricant, you need to make sure that the metal surface is clean and dry, free from dust, oil, rust, etc.
2. Test on a small area: Before large-scale application, test on a small area to ensure that the anti seize thread lubricant performs as expected and to observe if there is any adverse reaction.
Note: Some metals, such as aluminum, may react with copper.
3. Apply evenly: Use our black brush or other specialized tool such as a squeegee to apply evenly to the surface. Make sure to apply evenly and do not overdo it to avoid interfering with assembly or causing waste.
4. Reapply: Equipment operating at high temperatures and pressures or in harsh environments requires periodic reapplication of caliper grease to maintain its lubrication and protection.
5. Storage conditions: It should be kept in a dry, clean and cool place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
Caution:
1. When using brake pad grease, follow the appropriate safety practices and bring appropriate protective equipment, such as gloves and protective eyewear, to prevent skin and eye contact.
2. Disposal of waste: Used waste should be disposed of in accordance with local environmental protection regulations.
AMH
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2024
Its worked for me so far, its easy to use and haveng had any issues... not much else to say about antisieze lube
Frank A
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2024
This Ganbaro Copper Anti Seize grease has a high temperature usage for over +2000 degrees Fahrenheit. Most other top rated copper anti-seize greases only have a top temperature limit of 1800 degrees Fahrenheit. One of its featured uses for this copper anti-seize grease is for disc brake caliper bolts, which is the reason that I ordered this 3.4oz tube.My MMC77 copper anti-seize grease has a higher temp rating of +2100 degrees Fahrenheit and has Military Specifications MIL-PRF-907F.I will be doing a front brake job in a few weeks and I will use this Ganbaro copper anti-seize on the caliper bolts on one wheel and my MMC77 anti-seize on the other wheel's caliper bolts. I won't know the side-by-side comparison results until the spring when I change my tires back over to summer tires and inspect the brakes.
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