What is your favorite corrision/rust protector

[mobiledynamics]

Looking to add some to my stash.

Fluid Film ?
WeatherPruf

Any others I should be looking at...

 

[Scout Driver]

Fluid Film. We have used it for years. Great results!

Scott

 

[webscrounger]

I use these products on firearms, knives, tools, motorcycle, etc.. Never had an issue with rust in storage or in the field.

http://www.zap-enterprises.com/bullfrog.php

A cheaper alternative, however, is just keeping things clean, oiled and stored in a reasonably dry environment. That should suffice for most items.

 

[stricht8]

How long has fluid film been around?

 

[Rocket1]

I use fluid film as well. I've only been using it for about a year but I really like the stuff.

Not sure how long its been around but I bet their website says somewhere on it

 

[Kona Cruisers]

I like to use LPS3... they even have a food grade product.

 

[CamarosRus]

FLUID FILM dealer here...........Renton, WA

I have the 11.75 oz Aeresol Cans in stock

contact below Email for special pricing

 

[nate379]

$2 a can gloss black from Wal-Mart.

I Don't worry about rusting tools since I use them enough that it's very rare I see rust.

 

[rcozzo]

Anyone use Boeshield?

http://www.boeshield.com/

I bought some to use on misc. plated fasteners on a car I'm restoring, but haven't used it yet, or finished the car.

 

[stricht8]

Anyone use Boeshield?

http://www.boeshield.com/

I bought some to use on misc. plated fasteners on a car I'm restoring, but haven't used it yet, or finished the car.

Yes but it has a strong solvent smell. I've switched to Fluid Film because it's a natural product with less toxic fumes. Fluid Film does not smell nice either but it is probably better for you.

 

[Bolster]

Chevron SAE 30 ... see the "Rust-Off" test where it places 2nd best:

http://www.home-machine-shop.com/Rust-Off.htm

 

[tonydanzah]

just a lil bit of spit

 

[stricht8]

Chevron SAE 30 ... see the "Rust-Off" test where it places 2nd best:

http://www.home-machine-shop.com/Rust-Off.htm

Insightful! Thanks. Probably the cheapest solution too.

 

[Bolster]

See the "Rust-Off" experimenter's own comments in this GJ thread:

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=46623&highlight=chevron

Heck, I'll bump that thread.

 

[CamarosRus]

I was using BOESHIELD T-9 on fasteners (manganese phosphated) and misc bare metal parts in auto restoration. BOESHIELD is a good product and serves its purpose.

FLUID FILM with its unique woolwax (lanolin) formula contains no solvents to evaporate.

 

[mobiledynamics]

I've has ~ok~ experiance with T9. Not crazy on it on my tablesaws.

I call FF and WP today. FF advised the product drys ~wet~ wheras with WP, the product drys dry...

I've gone ahead with the WeatherPruf for now. Yes, I'm sure you can take a rag and cut back the *tack* with FF...but I was not really looking for a *wet* product.

 

[CamarosRus]

I continued to clean and store some nice used tools I've picked up over time.

Really want to repeat how much I like using FLUID FILM. Yes its a little wet, tacky, an oily. It contains no solvents to evaporate.

I am now a dealer. Anyone close to Renton/Seattle,WA contact me for the Aeresol Can.

 

[scooby074]

Fluid film or lps for me