Fluid Film

wels · Dec 7, 2019

Does anyone/ has anyone sprayed their tractors or equipment with Fluid Film?

https://www.fluid-film.com/agriculture-applications/

jacks · Dec 7, 2019

I use it on hydraulic cylinder rods when
equipment is stored outside and the
cylinder can't be retracted. I like the
product, it seems to prevent corrosion
for about one year. It is not too hard
to remove when necessary. I always keep
it on hand. I order it from Mcmaster.

markct · Dec 7, 2019

I been using it in my trucks for years
as well as under the fenders of any of
my tractors that see winter salt, the
loader backhoe and two others are all
that really get used on the road in
winter. It actually stays in the
wheelwells of tractors great since
there is no high speed road spray

HuskerLyn · Dec 7, 2019

Use it on my round baler chains

matthies · Dec 7, 2019

I am trying it out my pickup so it doesn't rust away so fast. Napa has it a lot cheaper than JD has it priced, I think two cans for the price of one from JD.

Andy C · Dec 7, 2019

I use it on my trucks and trailer. With the increased use of brine on the roads anything with steel rusts quick! I try for 2 times a year to include putting the little tube in all the holes and cavities. I buy gallon can and use the siphon spray tool they sell. We have found that heating to about 120 degrees thins it down and it goes on very well.

wels · Dec 7, 2019

Do you use the aerosol cans?

SVcummins · Dec 7, 2019

John Deere sealers have it for 10.20$ and you can
also get it in a brush can
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Loren in Iowa · Dec 7, 2019

Cummins-Welcome back.

WGM · Dec 7, 2019

Could be John Deere?s fluid film is twice as good as Napa?s,

gblj · Dec 8, 2019

I wonder if I could use fluid film on the blade of my Kawasaki mule
to keep snow from building up, Pam type stuff from Dollar tree
don't work.

wels · Dec 8, 2019

That s a good thought.

I have a plow on a quad and one on a garden tractor that it might work on. Both get driven up and down the road in the neighborhood.

Mark-Ia · Dec 8, 2019

I use it on my un-restored tractors that I want to preserve the original patina.

300jk · Dec 8, 2019

Here in western New York there is a guy who professionally uncoats
vehicles with it. I have used aerosol cans of it for small areas. Seems to
work decent. There are videos on line showing different people
spraying/using fluid film. To me it seems kinda pricey to use on farm
equipment. We always use old engine oil cut with diesel fuel in a 3
gallon pump up sprayer. Just my .02 cents.

Leroy · Dec 8, 2019

That is something have never heard of here in Ohio, only on this site.

4wdtom · Dec 8, 2019

I have a friend who buys it by the gallon from NAPA and sprays it with a Harbor Freight $20 spray gun.

BarnyardEngineering · Dec 8, 2019

Bar and chain oil is cheaper and does the same thing.

Ozlander · Dec 8, 2019

I buy it at Walmart.

DWF · Dec 8, 2019

(quoted from post at 12:44:26 12/08/19) I wonder if I could use fluid film on the blade of my Kawasaki mule
to keep snow from building up, Pam type stuff from Dollar tree
don't work.

I've used it like that, it works, but you have to put it on often
DWF

Mike M · Dec 9, 2019

I have sprayed my car with it. Seems like it works ok on inner body areas when you can get it in. But on underbody it seems to wash away and not protect.
Keep it off of soft rubber parts like weather striping. Got some on the strip along front of hood and it swelled all up and got deformed.

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