Question on limb bolt grease

[TGuin]

I need to remove the limb bolts on an older Conquest 2 and really wanted to go back with an anti seize compound. I am hoping to keep the bolts from galling and prevent corrosion. I really don’t what to use “white lithium,” because of the two types of metal involved, steel bolts and aluminum riser. I know that “white lithium grease” is and excellent lubricant but anti seize products and lubricants are two different things and I think I need the anti seize compound. What are you bow mechanics using? Thanks

[Bill]

I've never heard of an anti seize on limb bolts. If you're going to do it, how about the anti seize they sell for automobile spark plugs? I use that whenever I do a tuneup on the cars. AutoZone sells small packets of it at the counter, or a tube will be a life time supply. What's the manufacturer recommend?

[Walker]

I don't know if you should use an anti-sieze or not, but if you do use some make sure its aluminum based and not copper based. Like you said, you're already combining 2 different metals in the riser and the bolts. Don't add a third.

[TGuin]

Thanks for the replies. The product that Mathews uses was posted on their forum at one time but I have not been able to get a reply. Walker I was thinking that something aluminum based would be the way to go. Anybody got a specific product. Thanks.