FREE FLUID FILM SAMPLES!
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Okay, here is your chance to try Fluid Film for free. If you have never tried it and live within the Continental United States, just PM me for your free sample can today.
Fluid Film will stop corrosion on all metals and will lubricate moving parts for extended periods of time. Without any solvents, Fluid Film will not evaporate, get gummy or tacky, or wash off a surface. You could take a hose and wash off a surface coated with Fluid Film and the product will still remain. It has an all natural lanolin base that actually imbeds into the pores of the metal.
Fluid Film is a top-notch chain protector and lube, and is most effective in corrosive or dirty atmospheres.
There are too many applications to mention, due to the unique nature of the product. It is safe to use on paint, plastic and rubber, and will not freeze, making it an effective ice inhibitor and snow release agent.
It is non-conductive and is safe to use on electrical components. It will last at least a year protecting battery terminals.
Check out our website for more information at Fluid Film® | Corrosion Preventative, Lubricant and Rust Inhibitor.
You have nothing to lose but rust!
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Fluid Film will stop corrosion on all metals and will lubricate moving parts for extended periods of time. Without any solvents, Fluid Film will not evaporate, get gummy or tacky, or wash off a surface. You could take a hose and wash off a surface coated with Fluid Film and the product will still remain. It has an all natural lanolin base that actually imbeds into the pores of the metal.
Fluid Film is a top-notch chain protector and lube, and is most effective in corrosive or dirty atmospheres.
There are too many applications to mention, due to the unique nature of the product. It is safe to use on paint, plastic and rubber, and will not freeze, making it an effective ice inhibitor and snow release agent.
It is non-conductive and is safe to use on electrical components. It will last at least a year protecting battery terminals.
Check out our website for more information at Fluid Film® | Corrosion Preventative, Lubricant and Rust Inhibitor.
You have nothing to lose but rust!
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05-31-2010, 01:45 PM
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Dano, got my free sample last week (actually, recieved 2 for some reason), and I must say, pretty impressive stuff.
I have a turn signal on my nissan that has given me fits. The original bulb burned out about 5 years ago, and the socket was so rusty I nearly gave up hope. Finally got it working, and that new bulb burned out agian a few months back (original bulb still in the other side), and the rusty socket again gave me fits. For the last 5-6 months, that signal was hit/miss on working. I took it apart, and soaked it with FF, and was amazed at the fizzy, bubbly action that ensued. After soaking in FF for 24 hrs, I put it back together, and that signal hasn't acted up once.
Those 2 sample cans should come in real handy when I start the disassemby of the 4wd drivetrain under a junk bronco (rusted out, how ironic) in order to swap my 30 year old truck to 4wd. Then I plan to get a bigger can, and undercoat the whole truck annually, so I can get another 30 years from it.........
Cliff notes: Primo stuff, will be a dedicated user from now on.
Thanks, Paul.
I have a turn signal on my nissan that has given me fits. The original bulb burned out about 5 years ago, and the socket was so rusty I nearly gave up hope. Finally got it working, and that new bulb burned out agian a few months back (original bulb still in the other side), and the rusty socket again gave me fits. For the last 5-6 months, that signal was hit/miss on working. I took it apart, and soaked it with FF, and was amazed at the fizzy, bubbly action that ensued. After soaking in FF for 24 hrs, I put it back together, and that signal hasn't acted up once.
Those 2 sample cans should come in real handy when I start the disassemby of the 4wd drivetrain under a junk bronco (rusted out, how ironic) in order to swap my 30 year old truck to 4wd. Then I plan to get a bigger can, and undercoat the whole truck annually, so I can get another 30 years from it.........
Cliff notes: Primo stuff, will be a dedicated user from now on.
Thanks, Paul.
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You had sex with the can?? 
Now we need to put up a Disclaimer: Fluid Film is not to be used as a personal lubricant. While classified as non-toxic and non-hazardous, it is an industrial strength corrosion preventive and lubricant. Spraying it private areas could lead to itching, rash, shrinkage of body parts, excessive hair growth, or funky body odor.
Okay, not really sure about all of those, but just don't do it!
Check it out: If you've liked the product and purchased a can, take a pic of the product in action, post it on our fan page at http://fluid-film.ning.com/ and get a free hat or shirt. Check out this merchandise!
Now we need to put up a Disclaimer: Fluid Film is not to be used as a personal lubricant. While classified as non-toxic and non-hazardous, it is an industrial strength corrosion preventive and lubricant. Spraying it private areas could lead to itching, rash, shrinkage of body parts, excessive hair growth, or funky body odor. Okay, not really sure about all of those, but just don't do it!
Check it out: If you've liked the product and purchased a can, take a pic of the product in action, post it on our fan page at http://fluid-film.ning.com/ and get a free hat or shirt. Check out this merchandise!
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06-02-2010, 11:45 AM
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