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9/6/2026 1:02:42 PM EDT
I know that Griffin recommends a different food grade anti-seize for their muzzle devices.

I have a Grainger less than 2 miles away and they have this -

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Non-metallic, operating temp up to 2100 degrees....

What are your thoughts?
9/6/2026 9:27:31 PM EDT
[#2]
I bought this anti-seize after seeing it mentioned here. Griffin Armament sells very small containers of this for their suppressors.
9/7/2026 7:19:18 AM EDT
[Last Edit: RolandofGilead][Edited] [#3]
On the muzzle device I use rocksett, when attaching the suppressor I don't use anything.
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9/8/2026 9:40:19 PM EDT
[#4]
I don't typically use anything for my Plan B mounting, but when I to use anti-seize, I use the stuff below.

I bought the 8 oz can 4 years ago and haven't even put a dent in it.

Hi Temp Food Grade Anti-Seize
9/10/2026 1:58:13 AM EDT
[#5]
Bought a stick of Loctite LB 8070 anti-seize off Amazon for $18. It’s like a big chapstick. Rated to 2400 degrees and non-metallic.

Griffin sells small containers of the food-grade hi-temp stuff mentioned above, also under $20 I believe.
9/11/2026 2:22:13 PM EDT
[#6]
I use this.
Anti Seize
9/19/2026 8:50:11 PM EDT
[#7]
Permatex 3000 deg F ceramic disc brake grease, high viscosity blue stuff.

On threads and dollops in the blast chamber and some on the baffles.

Threads still work and cleaning is easier.

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