I've never needed anti-slip compound on any of my steel, aluminum or ti frames. Are you sure it's not the seatpost that's off in sizing? I discovered, for instance, that the kalloy that came with my Roadini was just no good. Replaced it with a Thomson and the problem just magically went away. I did notice that the Thomson seatposts have some milling that might improve grip, but then again, the cheapo seatpost on my Airborne mountain bike (aluminum frame) never slipped either, so that milling probably isn't even necessary. My impression with anti-slip compound was that it was for carbon fiber seatposts (and I have cracked those) which can't stand getting torqued.
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