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In a message dated 1/16/14 9 35 23, grayjim@att.net writes:<BR>
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>>>There are several schools of thought. Dennis Quella used to recommend silver anti-seize, available from Permatex or NAPA. Lately I've found that NAPA auto parts stores sell something called Sil-Glyde, which is basically a full-size tube of the goop that normally comes in tiny little packets when you buy poly bushings. I've had good luck with both, although I prefer the Sil-Glyde.<BR>
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