So I applied Fluid film to both the mirages and my Tundra.
They shoukd be well protected for winter. It's 56 and sunny today but starting tomorrow highs in the low 40s even high 30s for the next week or 2. Plus a couple snow chances. Just in time!
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So I applied Fluid film to both the mirages and my Tundra.
They shoukd be well protected for winter. It's 56 and sunny today but starting tomorrow highs in the low 40s even high 30s for the next week or 2. Plus a couple snow chances. Just in time!
Gonna do mine next week, but not with Fluid film.
What do you use?Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnny Mullet
Fluid film washes off. I got this crap called "Rust Avert" which is a waxy type compound that sprays on in a mist, gets into cavities, then waxes up. Won't wash off.
I will have to research that stuff.
Fluid film can wash off a little in a couple spots after awhile but my trucks frame rails for instance are totally covered from last year's treatment. And the mirages have it left too. It might look gone but go up with a fingernail and you can scrape it up.
Do you have any info for this? I can't find anything on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnny Mullet
Yeah I was going to say the same thing lol not a single thing online. I'm happy with fluid film and they have the backing of the military and other very high level companies so in happy with them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eggman
To see the accolades and who uses fluid film click the about on their site and scroll down
http://www.fluid-film.com/about/
Ha! You just reminded me of ads for Flex Seal, Oxy Clean, Tac Light...Quote:
Originally Posted by Pryme
As seen on TV: "Look what it can do!.."
I heard one use of Fluid Film is it gets your clothes sparkling white lol. Of course, it's unadvertised.