Hi, I'm picking up a used titanium frameset and have heard that I need to use some type of anti-seize product to prevent galling of components but I don' t remember what I should use.
Two questions: 1) What should I use?
2) Which types of components? Steel, aluminum, both?
res-<< I'm picking up a used titanium frameset and have heard that I need to use some type of anti-seize product to prevent galling of components but I don'
Go to good automotive store and get some 'antisieze', Permatex makes some good stuff. Use on BB shell threads, inside the seattube before the post, all other threads and inside headtube before installing the HS...
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I just had to replace the screw for the cable guide on my BB (Litespeed Classic) and never thought about the galling problem.....think I should unscrew it and fix or it's not that big a deal on a screw like that?
Ross
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res-<< I'm picking up a used titanium frameset and have heard that I need
to
Quoted message said:
use some type of anti-seize product to prevent galling of components but I
don'
Quoted message said:
Go to good automotive store and get some 'antisieze', Permatex makes some
good
Quoted message said:
stuff. Use on BB shell threads, inside the seattube before the post, all
other
Quoted message said:
threads and inside headtube before installing the HS...
Peter Chisholm Vecchio's Bicicletteria 1833 Pearl St. Boulder, CO, 80302 (303)440-3535 vecchios.comvecchios.comOpen ↗ "Ruote convenzionali costruite eccezionalmente bene"
I just had to replace the screw for the cable guide on my BB (Litespeed Classic) and never thought about the galling problem.....think I should unscrew it and fix or it's not that big a deal on a screw like that?
Screwed fasteners are the one place I recommend anti-seize on ti bikes. I use grease for everything else personally - but there's certainly nothing wrong with AS (other than it costs more).