2020 Mirage 5MT 180 miles

[Eggman]

Isn't fluid film basically the same thing Krown uses?

That's a good question. Fluid Film is lanolin-based, Krown says theirs is petroleum based.


From the manufacturers:

Fluid-Film.com

FLUID FILM® is Eureka’s own unique lanolin-based brand of corrosion preventive and lubricant, used Worldwide in a multitude of industries and applications.

Krown.com

Formerly T40, Krown Rust Protection & Lubricant is Canada's #1 Rust Protection in a can. To protect metal from rust, a barrier must be created and maintained between the metal and the surrounding elements, especially moisture. This product is designed to create a barrier that can't be broken, chipped or cracked. By staying fluid, our petroleum-based rust protection heals back over after any abrasions providing lasting protection, even in extreme conditions..

There's probably some other important bits, but I'm guessing it's a long-chain hydrocarbon of some sort with a volatile solvent-based means of getting the stuff in small places. Hand lotion v. petroleum jelly or paraffin wax??

Although Fluid Film's SDS shows a big percentage of paraffinic petroleum. So much for figuring out marketing claims.