Anti-seize meme - photo

Pop culture figure and shoe salesman Kanye West painted himself silver for a recent appearance in a biblical opera series, and a photo of him in costume has been repurposed into an excellent meme.

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Previously:

https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...443#post142711
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...016#post129790
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...850#post111833
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...519#post107649
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...631#post104845

Never used it, or heard of it. But I gather it spreads everywhere, whether you want it to or not?

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Originally Posted by Dragonhand

Never used it, or heard of it. But I gather it spreads everywhere, whether you want it to or not?

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I'm pretty sure that just by saying the word, it covers all areas on your hands. I am always amazed that the slightest touch and that stuff goes just everywhere.

Keep my anti seize in a closed mason jar
Because if the bottle is out on the bench,and I am not using it it gets on me anyway . and it's like poison oak once it's on me it spreads everywhere.

I'v used it many times, I use old clothing,and old machinists apron even wear old style long armed dish washing gloves and I still get it on my skin, it's great stuff for exhaust manifold studs and nuts and where ever it gets hot,but it is nasty stuff to get off your skin and clothing!

I grew up with it called "jumping paint" since it would jump from your fingertip, to your clothes, to the walls in the house, to car, to everything you owned, everything you loved, and it simply kept jumping and spreading everywhere.

Use it all the time. yes it can get on everything and every where no biggie just wipe your hands on your jeans and let the wife worry about getting it out She won't wash my jeans with anything but my jeans anyway and always runs a couple of blank loads through the washer after a load of my jeans

sorta like Dykem Blue, if I even think about using it everything gets covered.

I use Milk Of Magnesia, a lot less messy and less expensive. If it's good enough for Jet engines, it's good enough for my hot rods, and in nearly 50 years of building them, have never had it fail yet.

About 30 years ago when I was about 6 months into my last job thete was a guy that liked to play practical jokes. He put a dab of prussian blue on a coworker's mic. The victim decided to get evevn and blued the handle on the lathe apron crank handle the guy was doing a production run. Th guy wound up with it all over his arms up to elbows when he tried to wipe it off. He was known as smurff. That also ended his horseplay.