saskatchewan
Active Member
Has anyone else seen this?
Does it actually work?
Does it actually work?
Milk of Magnesia?
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Not as good as Teflon but it might help.
IMHO it is about as good as putting soda in your gas tank.
Stick to the products that have been engineered for the application.
Magnesium hydroxide - Wikipedia
Stick to the products that have been engineered for the application.
Magnesium hydroxide - Wikipedia
What's the desired outcome? Anti seize? Sealant? Why not use the correct product? I'm not understanding.
jos51700
Green Bearing thread connoisseur
Jeez now I know who's cooking their chicken in cough syrup.
Just use the right crap for the job. I ain't got time for waiting till that **** dries overnight. How the hell hard do people have to work to solve a non-problem?
Y'know, around 2001, maybe 2002-ish, I thought people had kinda wised up that you can't believe everything you read on the internet.
How the hell did we get back to that retardation?
Just use the right crap for the job. I ain't got time for waiting till that **** dries overnight. How the hell hard do people have to work to solve a non-problem?
Y'know, around 2001, maybe 2002-ish, I thought people had kinda wised up that you can't believe everything you read on the internet.
How the hell did we get back to that retardation?
"We used to use it on our jet".. ya till someone from the FAA slapped him in the head!
dano
Evil Handy Man
I use free range, holistic, gluten free chicken ****. The smell alone does it all.
Yostermercury
New Member
Nothing supposedly wrong with MoM for anti-seize. Commonly used in Jet turbine applications. Apparently it was used in the USAF and actually required by a few manuals. This was just general searching. The guy in the post was an A & P in the military.
A few references:
Milk of Magnesia as a high temp anti-sieze.
Shop Manual: Milk Of Magnesia and Wobbly Driveshafts
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/unusual-anti-seize-compound.41116/
A few references:
Milk of Magnesia as a high temp anti-sieze.
Shop Manual: Milk Of Magnesia and Wobbly Driveshafts
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/unusual-anti-seize-compound.41116/
We use it on the igniters on our jets per the AMM reference and works great. Of course, it does have a part number on the label for our use.
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