Greg I have been using Fluid Film for electrical connections now for close to 25 years. I have not found anything that is better.
First place I used it was on Garden tractor batteries. We had a lot of them that where along the Mississippi River at summer homes/cabins. The battery cables would corrode off in under a year on new mowers. We where using grease on them. A good customer recommended trying Fluid Film. Stopped the corroding problem cold.
I really like it for multi pin wiring connectors. You can not only protect the male and female pins but also the crimp connectors too. You can slide the aerosol straw in the back of the plugs and spray them.
Works really good on trailer plugs. I use it on both the wire side and the pin side too.
I buy mine on Ebay but most JD dealerships keep it. A lot of Farm and Fleet/ TSC keep it too.
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