Fluid Film
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Fluid Film
I was talking with a few guys this weekend about Fluid Film and thought I'd share a link with the club. This stuff is a blessing for us rust belt guys especially when it comes to working undernearth the jeeps. Its a lanolin oil (sheep wool) based product that is non toxic and safe for the environment. It doesn't dry out or harden so it won't trap moisture like rubberized undercoatings, and it 'heals' itself by creeping into scratches or gouges
The applications are endless but I usually just focus on covering the entire undercarriage of the jeep. The only thing it doesnt mix well with is natural rubber (could cause swelling) but every rubber piece on our jeep is synthetic
About 2 cans will be more than enough for the underside of a jeep and I do it 2x a year, it's also available at auto parts stores for cheaper
http://www.amazon.com/Fluid-Film-Spray-AEROSOL-CAN/dp/B001OKBFBS
It will smell for a couple of days like berries but the smell dissipates completely
The applications are endless but I usually just focus on covering the entire undercarriage of the jeep. The only thing it doesnt mix well with is natural rubber (could cause swelling) but every rubber piece on our jeep is synthetic
About 2 cans will be more than enough for the underside of a jeep and I do it 2x a year, it's also available at auto parts stores for cheaper
http://www.amazon.com/Fluid-Film-Spray-AEROSOL-CAN/dp/B001OKBFBS
It will smell for a couple of days like berries but the smell dissipates completely
Tonellin- Rausch Creek
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Join date : 2013-01-08
Location : Medford
Re: Fluid Film
Have heard of this stuff but hadn't really considered using it. I think I'll pick some up for this coming winter.
You ever do the inside of the frame rails with one of those nozzle hose adapter thingies?
You ever do the inside of the frame rails with one of those nozzle hose adapter thingies?
Jake- Rausch Creek
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Join date : 2013-05-19
Location : Beverly
Re: Fluid Film
Definitely pick some up...you've done too much nice work on that thing to have the crappy salt covered roads eat away at it
I haven't done the inside of the frame rails only because I don't have one of those nozzle hose adapter thingies haha I should really get around to doing that though
I haven't done the inside of the frame rails only because I don't have one of those nozzle hose adapter thingies haha I should really get around to doing that though
Tonellin- Rausch Creek
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Join date : 2013-01-08
Location : Medford
Re: Fluid Film
Halfway there, ordered a few cans this morning (much cheaper in quantity, too lazy to find a physical store). Thanks for posting this!
I have a couple of the spray hose thingies that I got with some eastwood paint a while back, I'll let you know how it works when I apply this stuff later in the season.
I have a couple of the spray hose thingies that I got with some eastwood paint a while back, I'll let you know how it works when I apply this stuff later in the season.
Jake- Rausch Creek
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Join date : 2013-05-19
Location : Beverly
Re: Fluid Film
I had some stuff similar, it was organic and it smelled like the rosin that is in rosin core solder.
Can't remember the name of it but it worked well.
Can't remember the name of it but it worked well.
Mark- Rubicon Trail
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Join date : 2011-12-10
Location : Haverhill, MA
Re: Fluid Film
This is my main project for next year. Cleaning all the rust off the undercarriage and coating it for future protection.
dongalonga- Rubicon Trail
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Age : 40
Location : Lowell, MA
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