Grant:Thanks for the heads-up on the McMaster Antiseize Lubricant.Your link
took me to an ISD web site where I found the product, in an 8 oz container, for
about $22+. Was hoping I could find it at my local hardware store, but this
particular product is marketed in the Industrial sector and normally not
carried by your mass merchandising outlets such as ACE; Lowels etc. However,
never say die, I found a Permatex product on a Sears web site. It's less than
$22 and it comes in a 16 oz container. For our application it will last more
than a life time. Maybe "we" can repackage it into a 1 oz. tube and resell
it??I understand that Stainless Steel, being more noble than Aluminum,,
contributes to the cause of corrosion. I would think Cad plated hardware would
be the way to go since Cadmium is Aluminum's neighbor on the Galvanic table.
I'm not sure if a Nickel loaded anti seize compound would be the way to go
since Nickel is way more nobel than Stainless Steel. I'll leave it up to the
on line experts to bring us up to speed on this subject,
Carry-onBill-w7kxb
> Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2011 07:58:50 -0700
> From: grants2@pacbell.net
> To: fdavis@nfld.net
> CC: towertalk@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [TowerTalk] Force 12 C3SS Galvanic Corrosion 20M
>
> McMaster stocks Never-Seez in nickle only formulation, even "nuclear
> grade". See
> http://www.mcmaster.com/#never-seez-antiseize-lubricants/=e3634g
>
> Grant KZ1W
>
>
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