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CRC SL35913 Anti-Seize Nickel Brush-Top 16 oz
Nickel-based anti-seize paste in a 16 oz brush-top can withstands temperatures from -95 to 2,600 degrees Fahrenheit
- Nickel formula withstands extreme heat up to 600 °F
- Brush-top can applies paste cleanly without extra tools
- General-purpose compound prevents seizing on threads and flanges
- Non-flammable paste remains stable down to –95 °F
- 16 oz container covers many assembly and maintenance jobs
General Purpose Anti-Seize Lubricant
CRC SL35913 is a nickel-based anti-seize compound supplied in a 16 oz brush-top can. The paste formulation allows controlled application to threads, flanges and fittings during assembly. It is designed for general-purpose maintenance and repair tasks across automotive and industrial equipment.
Replaces Copper or Standard Pastes
This nickel-grade compound upgrades from basic copper anti-seize when higher temperature resistance or dissimilar-metal protection is required. The switch is worthwhile for stainless steel, titanium or nickel alloy hardware where copper-based products can promote galvanic corrosion. It also suits applications that exceed the thermal limits of conventional lubricants.
Temperature Range and Coverage Headroom
The lubricant remains effective from -95 degrees F up to 2,600 degrees F, covering extreme cold starts and high-heat exhaust or turbo components. A 16 oz can provides enough paste for numerous large-flange assemblies or routine brake and suspension work. It is not suited for oxygen-rich systems or food-grade environments where specialised approvals are mandatory.
Highlights
- Nickel formula withstands extreme heat up to 600 °F
- Brush-top can applies paste cleanly without extra tools
- General-purpose compound prevents seizing on threads and flanges
- Non-flammable paste remains stable down to –95 °F
- 16 oz container covers many assembly and maintenance jobs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 16 oz brush-top can reach the threads on a deep exhaust manifold?
The brush-top applicator lets you coat threads directly inside deep bores without disassembly.
How do I apply the nickel paste so it does not seize later?
Brush a thin, even coat on clean male threads only; excess paste can trap moisture and cause galling.
When should I reapply the anti-seize on hardware that sees 600 °F?
Inspect at each service interval; reapply whenever the silver coating appears worn or after thermal cycling above 600 °F.
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