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Park Tool Anti Seize Compound ASC-1 Assembly Paste
Park Tool Anti Seize Compound ASC-1 Assembly Paste
26 reviews
1/2
RRP 13.21
12.19
- Trustpilot rating 4.7/5
- Easy returns
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Email Customer ServicePros & Cons
Pros & Cons
- With this assembly paste you can mount and dismount parts.
- Threaded connections are much less likely to squeak and crack when greased.
- A carbon seat post can drop due to this paste. Use carbon assembly paste for this.
Specifications
Specifications
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Park Tool |
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Volume
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113 grams |
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Description
Description
Park Tool assembly paste prevents friction in threaded and press connections. The assembly paste ensures easy assembly and disassembly of bike parts. It's ideal for bottom brackets and pedal screw thread, headset cups and seat posts.
Assembly paste is not transparent as it contains small ceramic particles. This keeps screws tight while still being able to eventually loosen it. Carbon paste is for carbon, which is more vulnerable to over-tightening. The carbon paste ensures that your parts remain securely fastened, even with low tightening torques. There is also grease that is specifically intended for rotating parts and sealing against water and dirt. You can also use this to mount your parts, but it does not provide extra grip like the assembly paste and carbon paste.
How do I use assembly grease?
Assembly grease is applied to the component to be assembled and to the threads of bolts. You can apply it with a brush, straight from the tube or with your fingers. Basically, you use grease on all threaded bolts and the following parts are also important to apply assembly grease: saddle, stem, pedals, drive shaft. You use the assembly grease when you have loosened a component. It is also advisable to loosen the parts to be checked once in a while, clean them and apply new assembly grease.
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Frequently asked questions
When should I use which type of grease?Assembly paste is not transparent as it contains small ceramic particles. This keeps screws tight while still being able to eventually loosen it. Carbon paste is for carbon, which is more vulnerable to over-tightening. The carbon paste ensures that your parts remain securely fastened, even with low tightening torques. There is also grease that is specifically intended for rotating parts and sealing against water and dirt. You can also use this to mount your parts, but it does not provide extra grip like the assembly paste and carbon paste.
How do I use assembly grease?
Assembly grease is applied to the component to be assembled and to the threads of bolts. You can apply it with a brush, straight from the tube or with your fingers. Basically, you use grease on all threaded bolts and the following parts are also important to apply assembly grease: saddle, stem, pedals, drive shaft. You use the assembly grease when you have loosened a component. It is also advisable to loosen the parts to be checked once in a while, clean them and apply new assembly grease.
Reviews
Reviews
Average from 26 reviews
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Most recent reviews
4 / 5
Great product.
- Willem 1 October 2023
Excellent product. Easy to apply. The only drawback I can think of is that, because of the colour, it is sometimes hard to see exactly where it is, so you sometimes use a little too much.
Pros & Cons
Easy to apply
With the black colour, it is sometimes hard to see
Automatic translation
4 / 5
Easy to dose with the tube
- Tamas 20 September 2023
Easy to dose with the tube
Pros & Cons
Easy to dose for the tube
Automatic translation
5 / 5
Top assembly grease for threads
- Julian 16 August 2023
For me, the perfect assembly grease for threads, especially for the cassette mount and BSA bottom bracket cups. It has also helped me to eliminate annoying clicking noises.
Automatic translation
5 / 5
this is an excellent product. highly recommended
- Harry 19 May 2023
complies fully
Pros & Cons
easy to dose
few drops needed
works immediately
Automatic translation
5 / 5
Just right!
- Erik 30 November 2022
The convenient tube makes it easy to hang the bolts in the tube.
Pros & Cons
Convenient tube
Does what it needs to do
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4
Willem, 1 October 2023
Great product.
Excellent product. Easy to apply. The only drawback I can think of is that, because of the colour, it is sometimes hard to see exactly where it is, so you sometimes use a little too much.
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Easy to apply
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With the black colour, it is sometimes hard to see
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| 26 reviews | 33 reviews | 4 reviews | |
| Biodegradable | No | No | No |
| Volume | 113 grams | 150 ml / 500 ml | 150 gram |
| For mounting carbon parts | No | No | No |
| 12.19 | From 15.20 | 19.26 | |
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Park Tool Anti Seize Compound ASC-1 Assembly Paste
Description
Park Tool assembly paste prevents friction in threaded and press connections. The assembly paste ensures easy assembly and disassembly of bike parts. It's ideal for bottom brackets and pedal screw thread, headset cups and seat posts.Frequently asked questions
When should I use which type of grease?Assembly paste is not transparent as it contains small ceramic particles. This keeps screws tight while still being able to eventually loosen it. Carbon paste is for carbon, which is more vulnerable to over-tightening. The carbon paste ensures that your parts remain securely fastened, even with low tightening torques. There is also grease that is specifically intended for rotating parts and sealing against water and dirt. You can also use this to mount your parts, but it does not provide extra grip like the assembly paste and carbon paste.
How do I use assembly grease?
Assembly grease is applied to the component to be assembled and to the threads of bolts. You can apply it with a brush, straight from the tube or with your fingers. Basically, you use grease on all threaded bolts and the following parts are also important to apply assembly grease: saddle, stem, pedals, drive shaft. You use the assembly grease when you have loosened a component. It is also advisable to loosen the parts to be checked once in a while, clean them and apply new assembly grease.