Antisieze
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: Staten Island, NY
Don't know that I'd use something that evaporates easily and is flammable. Most anti-seize that I've seen uses some type of light oil as a carrier. You don't really want the carrier to evaporate completely.
Unless you've got a lot of this stuff, it would seem like a better idea to toss it and buy new. It isn't THAT expensive.
Unless you've got a lot of this stuff, it would seem like a better idea to toss it and buy new. It isn't THAT expensive.
Cargo Master
Joined: Apr 2003
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From: Frequently frozen MN
I'm pretty cheap as well, but I'd probably chuck it(around here that would mean take it to the hazardous waste place.)
How will you know that it still works after you put something else in it? If you're relying on it to get your spark plugs out next time, you could be in for a shock.
I don't know that anything would happen, but it would worry me.
hj
How will you know that it still works after you put something else in it? If you're relying on it to get your spark plugs out next time, you could be in for a shock.
I don't know that anything would happen, but it would worry me.
hj
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