I'm going to stop by a John Deere dealer to see if they carry it here.

 

Not a problem. It works well as a tire shine.

 

The bulk flash point of Fluid Film is 405F. The easiest way to find your closest retailer is by checking our dealer locator. If there is no one near you, we also have a number of online dealers.

 

Thanks Dano, now that the snow has cleared, J. Deere here I come..

 

I tried out my sample can yesterday. I was working on the snowmobiles and trailer and had a few rusty parts that needed attention. I was surprised when I first squirted it, I wasn't expecting the boiling action! Seems to work very well, it helped loosen up some rusted bolts on the trailer tongue jack, and I used it to lubricate the pivot points on the folding shovel I carry in my snowmobile.

 

I got my sample as well. Sprayed down the oil pan on the truck, a couple of rusty pliers, and the dirtbike chain. The scrubbing bubbles was a surprise to me too.

 

Got mine saturday and love this stuff already. Only used it on a few things but one of them was the sleds and trailer. It worked wonders on my gate lock. I was surprised of the scrubbing bubble action as well. I guess I will be headed to the Deere Dealer before too long.

 

The stuff works great!!! So I wanted to give my little testimonial too. My salt spreader has been sitting out in the weather behind my office since last time I used it (probably February of last 2009). Actually it has been sitting outside it's whole life. A couple of weeks ago we had sleet and freezing rain and I got called up to do some salting. I hooked up the spreader and when I powered it up, the motor hummed but the auger just sat there. I tried to free it up by hand but it didn't budge. I sprayed on some of the FF then went inside for 5 minutes to look up the address of the place I needed to go throw salt. I came out side and said a little prayer, threw the switch and voila, she freed up and has worked like a champ!!! As most of you know, we just had a blizzard here in the east and I have been working that spreader since 4 am Saturday and no issues with the motor binding up at all. Backing into a mountain of snow and bending the housing on it is another story though...

 

thanks Dan got my sample today will trying it out soon.


Bob.l

 

We use Fluid Film at the heavy duty truck shop I work at. It really is a awesome product but kinda pricey up here. After using it at work I decided to buy a can for at home and I think it cost me about $10-15 a can. Now I just borrow a can from work when I run out at home.

Also I am sure I have seen it at walmart up here.

 

I got my can of ff on the 23rd . I haven't had a chance to try it yet but I will letter on this week.

Thanks Dan

 

thanks dan ill be trying mine today when my sons come over,seems everyone in michigan is always intrested in protecting there toys from rust all my friends are standing by waiting for me to try it.
thanks again ed

 

You are quite welcome for the sample cans! I'd love to hear what you think after trying it.

 

This stuff is still on my '86 Ford's surface rust spots and the one rot spot above my rear passenger wheel. I've been through a few snow storms and melting after the storms and this stuff won't wear off. It keeps snow, mud and ice build-up off of the spots. It's almost like a snot type film that stays on there. The hood springs, latch and door locks are smooth as butter still. I also sprayed the floor mounted high/low beam switch and it's still smooth.

I want to pick up more of this stuff. I've found one place that's pretty far from my house, but close to my folks house, so I'll stop by when I'm out there.

Dan, you've got to pitch this stuff to D&B and other large tractor/farm supply stores.

 

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