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Published 27 June 2004
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27 June 2004, 00:30 UTC
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The guy at an LBS told me that TiPrep was toxic and cautioned against getting any on the skin.
Is this stuff really needed when installing a BB or would plain old pipefitters anti-sieze do the same job - albiet a little more messily?
If not, any idea why? -- PeteCresswell
27 June 2004, 01:15 UTC
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"(Pete Cresswell)" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: The guy at an LBS told me that TiPrep was toxic and cautioned against
getting
Quoted message said: any on the skin.
Is this stuff really needed when installing a BB or would plain old
pipefitters
Quoted message said: anti-sieze do the same job - albiet a little more messily?
Maalox works fine
27 June 2004, 05:30 UTC
#3
(Pete Cresswell) said: The guy at an LBS told me that TiPrep was toxic and cautioned against getting any on the skin.
Is this stuff really needed when installing a BB or would plain old pipefitters anti-sieze do the same job - albiet a little more messily?
If not, any idea why?
It is copper-based anti-seize, exactly the same stuff you can get at any NAPA auto parts place for a whole lot less cash. It comes in a squeeze tube with a fairly fine point, not really all that messy at all.
miles
28 June 2004, 15:00 UTC
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"J G" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said: "(Pete Cresswell)" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: The guy at an LBS told me that TiPrep was toxic and cautioned against
getting
Quoted message said: any on the skin.
Is this stuff really needed when installing a BB or would plain old
pipefitters
Quoted message said: anti-sieze do the same job - albiet a little more messily?
Maalox works fine
For real?
/s
28 June 2004, 19:30 UTC
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Quoted message said: "J G" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said: Quoted message said: Maalox works fine
For real?
Or it may have been Milk of Magnesia, but yes.
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