I have an old car that I want to be easily repairable. This means whenever a bolt comes out, it goes back in with some grease.
I must admit I am new to greases and have been using 'peanut butter' grease, but I feel that while it works, there must be a better grease out there. There was a busted tube of black Moly at walmart, so I snuck a dab and noticed it was really smooth and creamy- not tacky. SO I've been favoring Moly, until I took the wheels off and thought the dealer left some aluminum grease on my threads after lubing the wheel bearings. I later realized it is probably antiseize.
So is antiseize anything like aluminum complex? From the directory it looks like aluminum is the ultimate grease, since it is waterproof, mixes with most anything, and is probably the slickest grease out there, but I can't seem to find any anywhere.
Just wondering if there is a multi-purpose grease out there. Now, I use wheel bearing grease because if it can oil wheel bearings then it seems there is nothing it can't do. Instead of having a grease for each specific job, just get the best and coat everything with it and not worry.
I must admit I am new to greases and have been using 'peanut butter' grease, but I feel that while it works, there must be a better grease out there. There was a busted tube of black Moly at walmart, so I snuck a dab and noticed it was really smooth and creamy- not tacky. SO I've been favoring Moly, until I took the wheels off and thought the dealer left some aluminum grease on my threads after lubing the wheel bearings. I later realized it is probably antiseize.
So is antiseize anything like aluminum complex? From the directory it looks like aluminum is the ultimate grease, since it is waterproof, mixes with most anything, and is probably the slickest grease out there, but I can't seem to find any anywhere.
Just wondering if there is a multi-purpose grease out there. Now, I use wheel bearing grease because if it can oil wheel bearings then it seems there is nothing it can't do. Instead of having a grease for each specific job, just get the best and coat everything with it and not worry.