brake pad abutment shims

[NATURE]

What are you guys using as lubrication between the abutment shims and the caliper bracket.  I live in the rust belt and the main cause of premature brake pad wear here is frozen pads.  I was using a cold galvanize corrosion inhibitor spray but it didn't work well at all(maybe a year).  Now I'm using green grease, and it has been working better but I'm starting to see cars coming back with sticking pads after like 2 years.  MOPAR 04796269 works really well but it costs more then caviar.  Just curious if there is something affordable out there that won't have me reaching for the file every brake job.

[risingsunmotors]

We use Sil-glyde , part number BK-4 , carquest has it, worldpac has it too. 

 

Jeff

[NATURE]

I do use sil-glyde on all the rubber parts but wanted something a little more robust for the metal parts that trap salt water and corrode.  I'm looking at Jet-Lube Marine Moly 65005 or MolyKote 3400A.

[stvstbsvc]

We have been seeing pretty good results with a generous dose of Permatex Ceramic Brake Lube.  We are in Michigan.  Here's a link.  NAPA, O'reilly, seems like everyone has it - but prices are all over!  https://www.permatex.com/products/lubricants/specialty-lubricants-brakes/permatex-ceramic-extreme-brake-parts-lubricant-2/

[NATURE]

Thanks for the replies.  I just ordered some Pastelube 2400 from gwrauto.com  and he's throwing in some Ceramlube 2800, which the Permatex stuff is based on.