That works! Just keep up with 44K and other cleaners for now. BG rep said the 44K can not hurt seals or any engine or fuel system parts. Said he runs every tank. But he gets it free, so why not.
But don't use Anti-seize on our plugs.
I learned my lesson on this. If plug start walking out with the stuff in threads. The stuff cooks and harden in the threads. (Which flips side they stop walking out). I learned the hard way, and have subsequently learn to spot when it has been used. Unless you get to plugs before they walk, which our Denso do walk-out. Your asking for a big headache, as we see here today.
I did same as you
@abuck99 on my first restore project "Whitelady". Wipeing off all but a thin coat of anti-seize I put on. About 60K miles later it came to me for a tune-up. What a pain getting those out. The anti-seize work against me. Then another came to me that had anti seize on the plugs. This time I could see a lot of anti seize was used. It's that one, I had to use a 3/4 breaker bar on. Plugs walk about 1/4 to 1/2 turn an froze. Just enough walk, some combustion gas kept escaping on start up or possible some after warm up. I thought for sure, I bust them or damage threads. But with 44k and patient got them out. It took nearly 2 months.
The Denso used nickle IIRC, to keep from galling in our aluminum heads. No anti-seize is needed. It will not help, trust me on this. The only Denso I've had issue with either were cross thread in, or had anti-seize on them.