Was thinking about using this stuff for radiator mounting screws and header studs. Anyone aware of any kind of anti-seize stuff for high temperature stuff like this or can I just use the normal stuff?

rook as far as i know there is not a high temp antiseize just the normal stuff

well, if u wanna spend like 75 bucks a can, you can get the same stuff i use at work for the igniter plugs on jet engines that we put on, its copper based and can hold up to like 900 degrees lol, idk if u get that much fire power out of ur 14, lol, but they have the really high temp stuff for bolts...i'd stick with the normal antiseize, just makes life a bit easier when it comes time to take things apart

Thanks. It's amazing there is not more mention of neverseize and similar products on these forums. It made me wonder if using it might be bad for some reason. My dad used it all the time in the shop on the trucks. Everyone around there loved the stuff.

yep i use it on everything on the car use it on sparkplugs in my other bikes

Rook for any high temp applications I always use a spray can of, Permatex, that's the brand name. Copper, Spray-A-Gasket, Hi Temp Sealant. Reading off the can it's item # 80697. Copper colored can with white lettering. I know you can pick it up in just about any auto parts store. Maybe even Wally-World. I use it on head gaskets in Hi-Po small block Chevy motors so I know it holds up well. Then I've never had a problem removing spark plugs or header bolts from aluminum heads using it as ant-seize. I know I used it on the 14's header bolts. I've not removed them so I can not tell you if it worked in that application. But I'm ABSOLUTLY SURE it has the job covered.

Thanks, Phil. Sounds like a similar product to RTV orange which I've also heard positve feedback on. I know I've seen RTV in the auto supply but I'll see if I can find he Permatex.

I use the squeeze tube, Permatex "black" silicone RTV sealant as automotive super glue, LOL!! In fact that's what is holding my home made fender extender on the 14. Didn't know they had a anti-seize. If it's like that it might even be easier to apply at least. The stuff I'm talking about is a spray can. That makes it a little bit difficult to apply just where you want, without any over-spray. Or in my case, spraying it on my fingers holding the bolt, LOL!!

There is copper never seize and nickle, the nickle is the very high temp stuff for your application copper will be good.Lock-tite C5A. You can get small tubes. Normaly this stuff is used on aircraft. If you need it I have some!