Lubricant for small Honda gx160-200 rebuild

Hi, I'm getting a gx160 engine to learn how engines work on a smaller scale. I'm doing this because I've never worked on cars before due to the lack of work space in my apartment's garage. So I think the small engine is perfect to tinker with indoors. I also want to get a head start with something simpler before I head over to auto technician classes in a few months.

Anyways, I eventually want to rebuild the engine, but am a little confused on the types of lubricants to use through out reassembly.
Everyone on the internet seems to have there own remedy for each part of the engine....

So what types lubricants do you guys/gals recommend on using for bearings. How about the inside of the combustion chamber/valves, do I just lightly oil that? Assembly grease on the cam shaft and how about the inside of the connecting rod bearing? Am I missing anything

Thanks

 

http://lucasoil.com/products/problem-solvers-utility/semi-synthetic-assembly-lube

Use this stuff, I didn't use it for its intended purpose however. I used it for easing poly and rubber bushings into place, however it is meant to be used on engines during assembly, and its tackiness but overall spreadability are perfect. Plus it is easy to find, for example Autozone carries it.

 

Thanks! That's exactly what I need Ill pick up a bottle.