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mr-asa
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    quote Archangel:

    Wasn’t there some discussion in an earlier thread — possibly on the lost boards — that suggested that copper or nickel anti-seize was a no-no, especially for salt-water motors, as these created a galvanic reaction that actually exacerbated the corrosion?

    Actually, it came up on another of my threads, not sure if that is the thread you’re talking about though
    Anti-sieze does generally contain another type of metal which can promote corrosion, however I think that due to the nature of how it’s made it overcomes that.
    I am sure I can find an engineering paper on it somewhere, I’ve got a NASA written one about thread galling somewhere in my email sent to me by a friend. A lot of the info is distilled in this
    http://www.fastenal.com/content/feds/pd … alling.pdf

    Galling isn’t necessarily the issue here, but I’m sure some of the concerns overlap.