Anti-seize compound protects metal parts from rust, galvanic corrosion and friction. It provides lubrication in high temperatures that render common lubricants ineffective. There are several types of anti-seize compounds including copper, aluminum and nickel. Each product is best suited for particular applications. Read More...

Every body shop and hobbyist doing DIY auto repair needs the essentials on-hand at all times. Our assortment boxes come with a variety of trays and labeled plan-o-graphs for easy identification. Here are our top recommendations from the Rogo store Read More...

Rivets play an important role in many industries by fastening materials together without the need of adhesives. There are many types of rivets for a variety of uses, but even within the automotive industry, rivets come in a lot of shapes, makes, and sizes. Read More...

Sharp drill bits are vital automotive tools in any automotive professional’s arsenal. Properly sharpened drill bits boost precision and efficiency. They also reduce overall wear and tear on the tools. By learning to properly sharpen drill bits, automotive workers reduce costs while improving their performance. Do you know how to sharpen drill bits for automotive applications? Keep reading for easy-to-follow steps, safety tips, and advanced techniques to help sharpen and maintain drill bits effectively. Read More...

If you want your vehicle to run efficiently, regular car maintenance will help you avoid costly repairs. When you conduct a thorough inspection, you can catch minor issues before they become major problems. How do you know what to inspect? With this handy checklist, you can keep your car roadworthy and reliable. Read More...

Fasteners, the small yet essential pieces that hold automotive parts together, come in a huge variety of shapes and materials. There is a fastener for every job, and while most are metallic, plastic fasteners are gaining popularity because of their lightweight and resistant characteristics. Read More...

Whether you’re an expert or beginner where car maintenance is concerned, a blown fuse can be frustrating. But with the right know-how, changing any car’s blown fuse will be a walk in the park, no matter your skill level. Believe it or not, fuses are designed to break on purpose to prevent a serious electrical issue, so replacing blown fuses quickly and rightly is important. Read More...

Industrial equipment requires parts and lubricants designed to withstand the rigors of daily operation. High pressure, extreme temperatures, and intense friction are all possible. Industrial-strength lubricants such as heavy-duty anti-seize meet these needs in several ways. Read More...

Protecting the bolts in an exhaust system can be tough. These parts are subjected to extreme heat, corrosive gas and lots of vibration and movement. All these factors can lead to a bolt failing, causing a bigger problem and leading to an extensive repair. Using high-temperature anti-seize is one way to protect the bolts and make them easier to work with during maintenance or repairs. Read More...

Metal corrodes and causes parts to stop working. Anti-seize is a type of lubricant that addresses this problem. It does so with a suspension of metal lubricating particles in a high-temperature grease base. So, in addition to minimizing corrosion, it also reduces friction and the torque needed to fasten bolts. Read More...

Stainless steel is lightweight, durable, and resistant to rust and corrosion. That makes it a perfect fit for many automotive components. As with any metal-on-metal connections, anti-seize lubricant should be used with stainless parts and fasteners. Read More...