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Aluminum Antisieze

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  1. I was told by some people that copper antisieze would fix the loose
    cranks and the creaking sound coming from my KH24. Would aluminum
    antisieze be okay also?

    Jason

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  2. Either the aluminum based anti-seize or the copper based anti-seize will
    work fine for unicycle applications. The differences in the different
    types of anti-seize only get important when you start applying
    anti-seize in high temperature applications (like car engine parts) or
    on exotic metals like titanium. For standard unicycle parts it won't
    make a difference.

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