Park Tool ASC-1 Anti-Seize Compound

Good

So I used a bit and let it sit for a few months. Now the oil has completely seperated and its useless.

This finally solved a nagging creaking sound in my seat tube clamp interface.

Like the title says. Cant go wrong with Park Tool.

works fantastically

I’ve been using it in bottom brackets and haven’t had any issues! Park tool makes great stuff!

It works great. Pretty nasty stuff so use just a little or you will be cleaning extra grease for a while.

Good product works as described. Used for my titanium pedals and for the cleat screws on my cycling shoes. Both require use of an anti sieze product.

Good stuff, did its job

You apply this on joints and threads that are not meant to move against each other, so that you can take them apart in the future. If youre like me, and was clueless about whats the difference between anti seize compound and polylube, watch the video by Park Tools showing the difference. If youre packing ball bearings, use polylube, not anti seize compound. However, you can use polylube to grease threads. So why get anti seize? They are supposed to last longer, and also prevent galvanic corrosion between dissimilar materials. May not matter much with bicycles, especially for parts that get removed and grease reapplied regularly. But I had a tough time removing my old pedals, and decided to get this as it doesnt cost much and I expect to need it somewhat frequently.