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    I use a little dab of graphite anti-seize on my threads. I don't personally see why a high-temp white lithium grease wouldn't be able to achieve the same thing - but I admit ignorance in regards to such things at a chemical level.

    Beware, though. Even if you just use a swab applicator to put graphite anti-seize on your threads, and only on your threads, you'll learn that somehow that crap defies the laws of space/time and you'll have it all over your hands.
     
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    I use a little dab of graphite anti-seize on my threads. I don't personally see why a high-temp white lithium grease wouldn't be able to achieve the same thing - but I admit ignorance in regards to such things at a chemical level.

    Beware, though. Even if you just use a swab applicator to put graphite anti-sieze on your threads, and only on your threads, you'll learn that somehow that crap defies the laws of space/time and you'll have it all over your hands.
    This is only partly true. You'll also find it EVERYWHERE! I hate that stuff!!!!
     
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