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Welcome to the First Edition of the Fluid Film Newsletter

Over the years, I have seen Fluid Film grow in popularity and almost take on a cult-like status. We have many customers who are genuinely excited by our products and there is nothing more satisfying than listening to our customers describe in detail how well Fluid Film has worked for them. We started a "Share your Applications" page for just that purpose. Please take the time to share your experience using Fluid Film with us, or let us know what you think of our site. We have built this site for you, our Customers, and would like as much feedback as possible to expand, alter, or change something that you feel could be improved upon or added.

I have worked for this company for over 13 years and have truly come to appreciate the superior quality of our products, and at times I can get quite excited about them myself. On occasion, someone will get this funny little smile on their face when I talk about Fluid Film, and I usually equate that to the fact that they don't consider lubricants and rust/corrosion preventives to be very exciting. Then again, I could just look funny. I don't know. There's a reason I don't have a picture up on the Website. Hey, some people think I'm funny; others just look at me that way.

I'd like to share an interesting story with you regarding Fluid Film...

Fluid Film has been used by John Deere in their manufacturing plant in Moline, IL to protect Combines & Tractors being shipped overseas. This first started when John Deere was forced to ship some heavy equipment on the top deck of an ocean-going vessel, exposing the equipment to the highly corrosive effects of salt-water. Fluid Film has proven highly successful for this application, being used by the Navy, Coast Guard, and Offshore Drill Rigs for over 50 years. Anyway, we started getting some complaints directed at us by John Deere dealers who were receiving the equipment, saying that the coating was so thick that they were having a difficult time removing it. They were using a high-pressure water wash and they were worried it would damage the paint.

We sent a representative out to the Moline facility to see how it was being applied, and discovered that they were hosing it on to the point where it would be oozing down the sides. Fluid Film only needs to be lightly applied. It will only take a light mist to protect equipment. Because Fluid Film is non-drying, it will migrate to inaccessible areas. They haven't had any problems since, but I thought it was pertinent to show that it does not take a large amount of product to do the job, and also show the tenacity of the product once it's on.

If you haven't looked through our web site, please take the time to explore the world of Fluid Film. Watch some of the videos to learn more about applications or check out some of our frequently asked questions. We plan on adding new features or videos on a regular basis, so check back to see what we have done. I am going to update the Newsletter weekly, so be sure to come back and read more.

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