Review on 🔒 1 Gallon Can of Fluid Film: Advanced Rust Inhibitor for Trucks, Snow Blowers, Mowers, Cars, Semis, Tractors, Buses - Prevents Corrosion, Provides Anti-Rust Coating, Undercoating & Underbody Rust Proofing with Superior Corrosion Protection by Danny Rogers

I've been using this thing for a few years now and what can't it do? I originally bought it as a primer for my cars. I live in Massachusetts, where we salt the streets so heavily you could swear the ocean dried up, leaving salt deposits on the black surface. I soap cars twice a year and not only does this stop the salt from eating away at the paintwork and causing rust, but over time it penetrates through the existing rust and gradually begins to remove it. I used to try to keep it out of car exhaust, but now I'm not worried about it anymore. It only hisses and burns, but "NOT" lights up. The only downside is the weird smell and the worried looks I get when I'm stopped at traffic lights with white smoke billowing out from under the cars. For my old '99 pickup that was rusting on the firewall and other parts of the engine, I figured why not try this stuff. So I hosed the engine bay walls, brake booster, and pretty much everything except the alternator, fuse boxes, air intake box/hose, battery, and the top and front of the cylinder block with this stuff. After a few years, the rust in the engine compartment disappeared. What can't this thing do? Here's a list of things I've found that it can be used for: Car paint Rust remover for removing screws and loosening locks (use a spray can for this) Gun wiper Door rails Rust remover Snow blower arms, slide and gears Tire cleaner If so it's metal and you want to protect or lubricate it, that's what you need. Just don't drink. This material is also likely to be useful in treating cancer.