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Luci R.
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
Good stuff, thank you!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
I use this when working on my vehicles. It works on everything from spark plugs to nuts and bolts. My favorite use for this product is on brake pads. I use a coat of this between the shims and the back of the pad, and where the pad contacts the caliper. This stops almost all squeaking that comes from contact with the bad and the caliper. If your brakes are still squeaking after that it is from the metallic materials in the brake pad. The application brush is attached to the inside of the cap. I do recommend this product.
Jeremiah
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
This copper anti-seize thread lubricant is an essential product for anyone working with metal parts that need protection from rust, corrosion, and wear. Ideal for use on brake calipers, bolts, and other high-friction parts, it prevents seizing, galling, and rusting while ensuring smooth operation. The copper content in the lubricant provides excellent heat resistance and helps to maintain performance even under extreme conditions.The grease is easy to apply and stays in place, providing long-lasting protection. It works well in a variety of environments, including high temperatures, wet conditions, and areas exposed to harsh chemicals or road salts. Whether you're working on a car, motorcycle, or other machinery, this lubricant helps to preserve the longevity and functionality of your components.For those who need reliable rust and corrosion protection for threads, bolts, and moving parts, this copper anti-seize grease is a great choice. Its long-lasting formula and ability to withstand high temperatures make it perfect for automotive and industrial applications. It helps reduce maintenance and keeps parts running smoothly over time.
Michael Buck
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
The Keze Copper Anti Seize Thread Lubricant Brake Caliper Grease Rust and Corrosion Protection Heat Resistant Automotive Lubricant for Brake Pad Bolts and Nuts Spark Plug, 1 Oz-2 Pack is an efficient lubricant product. I use anti-seize for a variety of purposes from automotive to ham radio. I am a certified master automotive technician and have been using anti-seize for over 50 years. I lived in a state where they use road salt for several years and I developed the habit of using anti-seize on almost every bolt and nut, especially lug nuts. Suspension parts, steel bolts into aluminum, everywhere. I live in a sun soaked environment now and still use it. I noted that someone mentioned that NGK says not to use it on their spark plugs but I have been doing so for over 50 years and never had a problem - and I have changed thousands of NGK plugs.I also find it extremely useful for ham radio. I am constantly changing antennas and helping friends change or tune antennas. Vertical antennas, such as a Hustler 6BTV have several aluminum tubes that fit together and slide in and out of each other to tune the length. They also have traps that must be adjusted. Anti-seize is the ideal product to use to keep the aluminum from galling and sticking together. The tubes are handy and the right size because you can throw them in your tool bag and just squeeze out the amount you need when you apply it. I like anti-seize for applications such as this because the copper aids in conductivity.
Adam Smith
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025
Received this product at no charge as part of the vine reviewer program. First inspection was pleasantly surprised to see that the bottle was mostly filled, roughly to the top of the label with the copper grease. For my additional testing I compared this product to another name brand aluminum anti seize that was easily over 10 years old. Both lubricants applied easily to threads and I found the copper anti seize applied a bit smoother and thicker most likely due to being much newer but it applied easily and the reduced friction when applying a nut was noticeable. I wanted to test the heat resistance so I next applied a thin line onto a piece of metal and heated it using a blowtorch. Using a infrared thermometer to check the temperature I did not notice the grease react until reaching roughly 189c / 372f, then it started to react by smoothing a little. One thing during this test i did accidentally directly touch the torch to the material which caused part of the top coat to slightly burn and turn powdery, but the underlying grease still remained shiny and lubricating as you can see in the photos. To summarize this product appears to be a solid lubricant and able to stand up to higher temperatures but direct contact with flame should be avoided.
Starchild
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
I use anti-seize on almost everything I do on the cars. I live in an area where they use highly corrosive salt sprays in winter and it really eats the cars and it becomes increasingly hard to remove bolts and the like. These tubes are perfect that I can put in my tool case in the cars and yes I have a larger tub of antifreeze in my garage, but I am sometimes working away from the garage, or just using the car tool set and just want a little. This is perfect. Also this is copper based which really should be used for certain applications, so nice to have the choice of copper (this) or the aluminum based one.One thing I would not use it on is the brakes, I mention that because it has that in the description. There are brake greases that should be used to stop squeaks, not anti seize. I also see that though it mentions brakes even in the photos, they are placing it on the rotor to wheel surface, which is a good use for it. If you use anti-seize on brakes, especially slider pins and it is a improper lubricant, you could cause them to seize and need to replace the caliper - and anti seize is one such known lubricant to cause that to happen. So while the stuff itself is great, I would not use it on brakes - don't do that, get the proper brake lubricant.
Perry
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025
Good product to use on "spark plug" threads to prevent thread damage and easy removal later.
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