Stop Rust! How to apply Fluid Film 

I've used it on my own stuff. For customer cars I use reg FF.

They're very popular YT search wise so I figured it was time for another.

It's cheap protection!

Never heard of Rust Cure. The only reason I use FF is because I can get it at NAPA locally.

Its a Canadian product, I get if from Amazon

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I'm kicking myself for not setting up earlier.

I sm sure we will see it used in future episodes

I tried to spray the oil pans before, but the engine gets too hot and it melts off. I spray under the hood everywhere except on the engine or exhaust itself.

@@QuickSpeedShop Super! Thanks!!

Update hopefully coming soon.

I haven't had it dry out. I stir it up before use.

The FF makes the plastic soft after a while. I just trim 1/4" off the hose when it gets soft and then the hose stays tight on the fitting.

No and yes. The aerosol cans are too expensive for the amount they cover. You can easily apply FF with a brush

He actually traded it in on another truck before I could do one. Check out my Rust Prevention playlist. I did a 4 year comparison between two identical 2016 Chevy trucks, one sprayed ever year, one not. I can tell you now, 7 years later, the sprayed truck is still rust free. The untreated one is completely rusted on the frame and has holes in the rear wheel wells already.

I'll take greasy mess over rust any day. FF is just basically liquid wax. I'm sure at high enough temperatures it would burn. It smokes/melts off exhaust components.

Hey Hotrodford: You should be thankful to work on a Fluid Film / Wool Wax / Surface shield vehicle! All the nuts and bolts will unscrew when you needed it. Not sure what has you all perplexed?!? I'll take that anytime over a crusty, rotted mess that shit breaks when you just touch it.

@@Ram14250 we don’t have to worry about rust too much where I am at

SS is $100 more than FF. I respray everything every fall with FF, so the washoff isn't really an issue.

@@QuickSpeedShop not knocking you or looking to argue but that's like saying 2 10k cars that last 1 year is cheaper than a 20k car lasting 3 years .

I've sprayed SS for people that wanted it as well. I did a test on one car, sprayed FF on the one side and SS on the other. After a year it was hard to tell the difference. Both sides had some washoff and both sides still had residue. Is SS better, probably because it seems to have some petroleum in it. Will either work great when replied every year? Yes.

@@QuickSpeedShop thanks for responding

The smell goes away after a few days. I spray in the doors, trunk lid, everything. Unless you want to replace every body panel eventually, just get used to the smell for a few days.

Fluid Film, I'm sure smells better than when YOU fart in the vehicle with the windows up! Yeah, I said it!

@@Ram14250 good job