Anti-seize compounds prevent bolts and nuts from permanently fusing together under heat and pressure. Without this special lubricant, metal fasteners can "cold-weld" through a process called galling, making them nearly impossible to remove. Mechanics apply anti-seize to spark plugs, exhaust bolts, and brake components to ensure they can be disassembled years later. The compound typically contains copper, aluminum, or graphite particles suspended in grease to create a barrier between metal surfaces.
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