On Mon, Jul 02, 2012 at 03:59:34PM -0400, Philip wrote:
> I use the stub from a bees wax candle for wood screws and anhydrous lanolin
> (Lanacote) for stainless into aluminum and just about anything that screws
> together that I might want to take apart later.
I'm quite a fan of Lanacote myself, especially for stainless
turnbuckles. In my experience, it stops galling - period.
For anything that gets hot (e.g., engine parts), I use silver-based
anti-seize. Lovely, amazing stuff. My life is divided into two parts:
before and after the discovery of anti-seize... the former had many more
smashed fingers, bloody knuckles, and much more swearing in it. :)
Ben
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