What did you think of Fluid Film?
07-08-2009, 04:36 PM
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thanks to dan for telling me were i can get it in the uk just ordered a few tins will be using it on everything
it sounded so good i had to try it but being in the uk a lot of times we cant get it
have a few more customers in the pipeline for it as well all waiting to see if i like it
it sounded so good i had to try it but being in the uk a lot of times we cant get it
have a few more customers in the pipeline for it as well all waiting to see if i like it
07-08-2009, 05:04 PM
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I applied some to my squeaky kitchen drawers. I have tried other lubricants on these before and they usually don't last long. Fluid film has kept them squeak free for a few weeks now. I want to try some on the leather seating in my bar, just haven't gotten to it yet. So far, it has been great!
07-28-2009, 02:04 PM
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i have just got a few cans have not used it on anything yet as i have been to busy but sprayed a bit on the metal bench at work yesterday morning to test and it is still there now like i just sprayed it so looks good stuff and stays for a long time
07-28-2009, 03:15 PM
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I sprayed it on my rear end cover about two weeks ago. I took a look underneath it today and It is still "bonded" to the cover. Seems like its a decent product that works. So far I think it works pretty good on protecting the surface it is sprayed on. I will buy a couple cans for sure.
08-14-2009, 02:44 PM
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This stuff is awesome on paper shredders. I cleaned out all the paper between the shredder teeth two weeks ago and applied some FF. Two weeks later, I don't have a mess to clean off.
Thanks Fluid Film.
First Picture: Before I cleaned it out (07/31/09)
Second Picture: Cleaned it out & applied FF (07/31/09)
Third Picture: Update, haven't had to clean it out once (8/14/09)
Thanks Fluid Film.
First Picture: Before I cleaned it out (07/31/09)
Second Picture: Cleaned it out & applied FF (07/31/09)
Third Picture: Update, haven't had to clean it out once (8/14/09)
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08-14-2009, 03:50 PM
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this is great stuff i have used on can (normal size) in about just under month as i use it on everything in the workshop and my boss loves the stuff
have had it sprayed on my back wheel arches on my gta washed it today and it makes removing dirt mud ect a lot easyer nothing sticks to it and if it does it wipes off as easy as anything
once my other can is used up i will be buying at least 20L of fluid film for the workshop
have had it sprayed on my back wheel arches on my gta washed it today and it makes removing dirt mud ect a lot easyer nothing sticks to it and if it does it wipes off as easy as anything
once my other can is used up i will be buying at least 20L of fluid film for the workshop
08-15-2009, 10:18 PM
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Used it on a lot of stuff. Computer chair spins for days now. Helped break some bolts free with it. I like the smell too haha. Really doesn't gunk up much and has good consistency.
08-15-2009, 11:49 PM
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PM sent. Can't wait to try it on my snowmobile. I like to coat the entire rear suspension and track to help it stay clean etc. This stuff sounds like the cat's ***.
08-17-2009, 01:04 PM
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BTW, just did a video shoot this weekend four-wheeling. If you coat your equipment down with Fluid Film before you hit the mud, it won't stick. We did some heavy playing, and when we were done, whatever didn't rinse off, fell off after it dried.
