Mounting Paste
Fits tight. comes off easy
No seizing, no creaking. Airolube Mounting Paste protects threads, pedals and seatposts so parts stay quiet and come apart easily.
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Made in the Netherlands
Why Airolube
Plant-powered performance
Safe by Formula
Designed for Recycling
Proven by the Community
How to use
1
Remove old grease, dirt and corrosion from threads and contact surfaces. Let all parts dry.
2
Apply a thin, even layer of Mounting Paste to threads and contact surfaces.
3
Fit the parts and tighten to the recommended torque. Wipe off any excess.
Product specifications
| GHS symbols | None |
| Condition | New |
| Contents | 50ml & 500ml |
| Suitable for | Screws, pedals, thru-axles |
| Made in | Netherlands |
FAQ
Mounting Paste is a general-purpose anti-seize compound for metal-to-metal connections such as bolts, axles, and bottom brackets. Carbon Paste contains grip-enhancing granules specifically for clamped carbon or aluminium components like seatposts. Use Carbon Paste where you need extra friction; use Mounting Paste for all other metal connections.
Yes, and it is especially recommended. Titanium bolts are prone to galling, a form of adhesive wear that makes removal extremely difficult. A thin layer of Mounting Paste on the threads before installation completely prevents this while keeping the connection torque-accurate and removable in the future.
Absolutely. Thru-axles are exposed to water, mud, and road grime every ride. Without protection, the thread and contact surfaces can corrode over the season, making removal difficult. Apply a thin smear of Mounting Paste to the thread and seating surface each time you service the axle to keep it running smoothly and correctly torqued.
The formula is free from heavy metals such as copper, zinc and molybdenum compounds, which are common in conventional anti seize pastes. It carries no hazard symbols, so working without gloves is possible. Because the paste is highly water resistant, it is hard to wash off your hands. That is why we recommend wearing gloves, purely for convenience. As always, wash your hands after every workshop session.