🔒 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 Review

One gallon is enough for 3-4 uses of my Jeep. Applying with a gun/air is a little messy but worth it. For those who haven't had time to apply, it's sticky, stinks and the first few slices are a puff of white smoke. What I get is bottom clogged with salt, dirt, grime, water, sand and anything else your frame can get off the road. So a little work will save your car for a long time. I also spray it on mower decks.

Been using this thing for years. My truck looks new at 12. zero rust. The last truck had no rust until the age of 13. I live in New Jersey, these mannequins put more salt on the streets than snow. Work overtime, destroy our roads and cars. That's good government, I'm sure. So spend a gallon every few years and watch your boastful neighbors drive cars and trucks while yours just keeps working. .

Ask me again in a few years but right now I think it's great stuff. I haven't done all the undersides of my cars yet but have treated some of the rustiest spots in about 6 weeks. return. Most of the rust will disappear immediately on the areas I have treated. I have some mounting brackets that connect to my RV when it's in the truck and they have started to rust a lot. I've edited them and wiped almost all the rust off them. I was concerned that they would weaken and I would have to replace…

Wow, that thing smells like sheep and it must be made of sheep. Anyway, my wife didn't like the smell when I first sprayed it and complained a bit. On the other hand, I love this business. I used a Graco airless sprayer to coat under my F350 which had a lot of rust on it. It has an odd viscosity: when you stir it, it thins, but once it sits, it thickens. It leaves oil (like mutton butter) on the surface but doesn't come off. Appears to be semi-solid. I probably oversprayed it but it used up…

I love this stuff! I have tried several other brands of anti rust sprays but this is by far the best. Yes, it leaves a slippery film on the surface that won't dry out, which is key to proper protection. You may need to delete them (where maintenance is required) and then reapply them, e.g. B. for suspension work. It's not as cheap as some other brands when bought in aerosol cans, but Fluid Film is worth it. If you have a big occasion or want to apply it to your cars once or twice a year, for…

Great value at $40 a gallon! Wanted to buy a second one and the price went up to over $5 a gallon. Found it locally for $40 and will be buying a second one there. If they go back down to $40 that would be for the best. Great stuff as I used this to cover my truck for the winter. Okay, I would like to give an update a few days after applying. I see several negative reviews stating that the first downpour and all the film of liquid is gone. We just had a snow storm here in New England and I spent

This is my first primer experience but having bought a lightly used Chevy 2500HD and living in northern Ohio I felt like I needed to protect my car for a long time. First I bought it. I got 2 gallons and was planning on getting my truck, small SUV and Honda Fit ready. Ok after heating the oil and using a sprayer I used a canister which I believe is about 32oz on my truck, that number is for 2 coats too. I'm not sure if some of you are saying you used a whole gallon because I don't see how…

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…