Any feedback on Fluid Film?

[Dano50]

Cool! If you post a pic using a regular sized can like Capt Walt, I'll send you a free Fluid Film T-Shirt!

[waco]

how well do you think it would work to coat my lyman and RCBS molds with?
i keep them out in the shop, and here in the great pacific NW.....we get a little rain from time to time!

[MtGun44]

From time to time. Would that be like from 12:00 in the early morning until
12:00 midnight? Every day.

But it's a LIGHT rain - kinda like the DRY heat in Phoenix, only the opposite. HA!

Bill

[Char-Gar]

I would like to try it, but no need to send a free sample. Where I would buy this stuff locally? What kind of place would likely stock it?

[mwohlenhaus]

almost any John deere dealer would have it. otherwise I don't know

[waco]

but do you think it is safe to use on you molds???

[Jon]

It should be fine to use on molds. It's just lanolin in a can. It smells a little funny, but it is pretty good at protecting against rust.

Here's the FAQ:

http://www.fluid-film.com/faq.html

[Dano50]

Fluid Film should be find on molds. If you'd like to find your closest dealer, just visit this link.

[testhop]

i use it and love it all my moulds are coated with fluid fkim a little goes a long way.
and the navy uses it on deck of ships
s o it will stand up to wet ' to clean it the same as a new mould i boil the mould in simple green and water then break fluid dry and start to cast.

[Farmall 1066]

An Allis-Chalmers dealer I worked at back 1991-1995, we had a traveling salesman come around and sell us some, in 1993 (the year of the FLOOD here). The boss and I decided to test his claim of rust protection, spraying some on the outside of our shop, along with a few other products. The shop folded, and the building became a body shop. I went there last week to get an estimate on my truck, and the "F" we sprayed there was still visible, after 16 Nebraska summers and winters. I have been using it on my guns, and many other things since!!
Andy

[Phil]

I finally got all the waxy preservative off my lathe, bought a can of Fluid Film and sprayed it on a rag. Wiped the shiney bits down and I don't have to worry about rust. Pretty slick.

Cheers,

Phil

[mikenbarb]

Dano, Got the sample and I do have to say that its the best lube I have used on my guns and I will be ordering some more real soon. Its real good stuff and it stuck to anything I sprayed with it and left no crappy stuff to collect dust or dirt. I think I found a new gun oil plus lots of other stuff I can use it on. All my guns are gonna be sprayed down with it this week. Thanks much!
PS- If you need a reference put me down!

[waksupi]

Got mine, Dano. I will be giving it a test run as soon as time permits. Thanks!

[Storydude]

As did I. EXCELLENT STUFF. I'm going to find a JD dealer today and buy the big can.

[Dano50]

Hey, thanks for the feedback! Phil, I'll send you a PM regarding the shirt.

If anyone wants to send me a testimonial on Fluid Film's performance, I'll send them a shirt for the trouble!

[scrapcan]

Dano50,

Mine sample came also. I have not had a chance to try it out but will let you know how it goes.

[testhop]

i use it and think it is greata little gos a long way .
but REMEMBER it has petroleumin it sodont put in blackpowder barrles on the out side it works fine to pervent rust but in side it is a no-no

[testhop]

i use it and think it is greata little gos a long way .
but REMEMBER it has petroleumin it sodont put in blackpowder barrel on the out side it works fine to pervent rust but in side it is a no-no
it protects moulds from rust too

[Lee]

Got my sample. No time to try it yet. But I will!!!.................LEE

[waksupi]

I did give it an initial test run. The area I camped at last weekend, had heavy morning dews, and rain one night. I had coated one of my fowlers with the Fluid Film, and wiped down the other with Ed's Red. When I got home and removed them from the cases, the Ed's Red one had some light surface rusting in places. The Fluid Film firearm was rust free.

Works good.