Park Tool ASC-1 Anti-Seize Compound Tool, blackone | bike-repair-tools

This is the best kind of compound I've used for bike assembly, and my saddle hasn't slipped yet. I did get it confused with my toothpaste though and I can confirm that it's not good for cleaning teeth

It's from Park Tool, so you know it's going to be up to the job.But, for more information, it's a handy little tube, gentle squeeze and you get just enough for the job. Nice consistency, not runny at all even in the recent heatwave

Brilliant quality grease with unparalleled ease of use, only issue was getting the grease open, so ease of removal can be a bit iffy, the smell is not that bad and its good value for money while being functional.

I finally ran out of my previous tube. Glad to see they still do it. Good stuff, lasts for ages.

Great addition to bike toolkit. Piece of mind when assembling nuts and bolts, pedals and other components, knowing that you can remove them later, such as pedals, without them seizing up. Give it a few squeezes first before opening as can separate (oil/compound) on first use.

It’s grease, so not much to say other than it does exactly what it’s supposed to do.Good value as well.

I spend a lot of time restoring bikes- you need to use anti-seize on certain parts or you will be resorting to brute force and blowtorches before you know it...

Used this for the pedals tread and bike fork. Works as meant to be, not had issues over past 3 months of use.

Excelente para o uso proposto.

Prodotto conforme alle aspettative

Perfecta para el montaje de bicicletas, elimina crujidos, previene oxidaciones... lo normal de cualquier grasa de montaje. tiene una textura agradable y es comoda para aplicar incluso con la mano.

Awesome Compound, it really does work. I will say it's a lot for the price but since it's made in America you get what you pay for. It will last me a long time, as long as you use it in small amounts, it wasn’t just perfect for my bottom bracket, but Threaded surfaces like limit screws, axles, cone nuts, axle nuts, threaded spacers, etc. I've used this on Limit screws, my Bottom Bracket, any place with a machined threaded surface, hole etc. In fact on my bottom bracket shell of my frame was threaded, I did put ASC-1 grease on the threads inside the shell before installing the Bottom Bracket. The biggest problem I have had is the stripping of the threads, which is my biggest problem, so I started using it on screws on my derailleurs including my freewheel, and anything and everything with a threaded surface going into metal parts. This stuff really is awesome, and Park Tool is a brand and company I trust completely they really do know what they're doing. My only Recommendation to Park Tool is to put this in a tub like they have with PPL-1. Otherwise if you go through a lot of this you have to be prepared to spend a lot. Otherwise, I highly recommend it!

Good compound.