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Old 12-03-2013, 10:45 AM   #15 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by osbornsm View Post
How can someone make a high level chemistry comment involving Galvanic process and then make the WORST RECOMMENDATION??

DO NOT put anti-sieze on your lug nuts. Friction is a good thing sometimes. Just wire-brush the bolts before torquing down.
Anti-seize will not cause the nuts to come loose if they are torqued to the proper value. It does provide some lubrication for the threads, so, if you're real picky, you may want to adjust tightening torque. It works great at preventing rust/corrosion/galling (if you are using stainless-on-stainless fasteners, some form of anti-seize is a must to minimize galling) and makes removal much easier.
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