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Re: Anti-seize on exhaust pipe ?
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Posted by Bus Driver on December 03, 2003 at 15:20:34 from (66.226.41.79):
In Reply to: Anti-seize on exhaust pipe ? posted by Ben in KY on December 02, 2003 at 14:03:15:
Anti-seize is made from several different materials. The package will list the primary materials. Some are nickel, some are copper and graphite, some are lead- lead is now really hard to find. Never saw one with aluminum and think it would be a terrible choice if available. The nickel is my choice for the exhaust system. Have always had good results with the nickel. Mixing different metal parts does help in some applications, but often other metals hasten the rusting of iron/steel, which is the problem we are trying to avoid.
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