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Brush-On Anti-Seize and Lubricating Compound – 8 Ounce

Original price was: $9.67.Current price is: $4.88.

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Every farmer knows the frustration of trying to remove a bolt that’s seized solid from years of heat, moisture, and corrosion. Whether it’s a PTO shaft that won’t budge, an exhaust manifold bolt that breaks off in the head, or hydraulic fittings that are stuck tight, seized hardware can turn a simple repair into a nightmare. This brush-on anti-seize compound prevents those problems before they start, keeping threaded connections free and removable even after years of service.

What You’re Getting

  • Brush applicator makes it easy to coat threads and contact areas without waste or mess
  • High-temperature protection keeps bolts from seizing even under exhaust heat
  • Corrosion resistance that holds up against moisture, salt, and chemical exposure
  • Lubricating properties that reduce galling and thread damage during assembly
  • 8-ounce size provides plenty of compound for multiple repairs and maintenance jobs

Built for Real Farm Work

This compound is essential for any threaded connection that sees heat, moisture, or corrosive conditions. It’s perfect for exhaust system bolts, PTO shaft mounting hardware, hydraulic fittings, and three-point hitch pins. The brush applicator lets you coat threads precisely where you need protection without getting compound all over everything else.

Made to Last

The formula stands up to temperature extremes and won’t wash out with pressure washing or weather exposure. Once applied, it stays put and keeps doing its job protecting threads and contact surfaces from seizing. The compound won’t harden or dry out like some products, maintaining its lubricating properties over time.

Good to Know

Apply a thin, even coat to clean threads before assembly – you don’t need to slather it on thick. For maximum protection on critical bolts like exhaust manifold hardware, clean the threads with a wire brush first to remove any existing corrosion. The compound works on steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and other metals commonly found on farm equipment.