The Perfect Answer to Control Corrosion in the Automotive Industry

In automobiles, there are plenty of areas where water can accumulate and rust begins forming at an alarming rate. The underside of cars is especially vulnerable to rust and corrosion due to the amount of moisture that can get trapped there. Salt corrosion in cold-weather areas can be extremely detrimental to undercoatings, as roadways are coated with salt mixtures to break down snow and ice. By spraying or brushing on Fluid Film®, these areas will be protected for extended periods of time, depending on road conditions and vehicle use. Fluid Film remains wet and pliable, creating a barrier of protection that will continue migrating to inaccessible areas where corrosion can take root. Fluid Film stops pitting in chrome, will prevent corrosion on battery terminals, and will assist in the removal of rust over time. It can also be applied over damp surfaces, penetrating into steel pores and displacing water and moisture. Fluid Film also provides long term lubrication to all moving parts.

Click Here for the Great Automotive Newsletter!

"I am an auto shop manager full time...I have used it (Fluid Film) as tap lubricant, starter fluid, injector ring lube, drill lube, battery terminal/cable corrosion eliminator, and a host of other daily applications...Thanks Fluid Film, you have given me more of the only thing I have to sell - my time." - Brendan Smith

"Spray it on nuts and bolts, under the engine and your battery terminals. Come back later--still wet=still protecting. I also have used it in the deck lid and the trunk under rubber plugs, in the spare tire well, and to treat recent quarter panel rust repair from the inside." - Greg T

• All Nuts, Bolts & Studs

• Aluminum Housings

• Battery Terminals:
  Fluid Film® is non-conductive, so clean around the battery terminals, make your connections, and then spray with Fluid Film. The non-drying characteristics of Fluid Film provide long term protection in this application. Fluid Film also keeps battery hold downs from corroding.

• Bearings

• Brake Cable (emergency), Speedometer Cable

• Brake Levers

• Car Jacks

• Chassis Squeaks

• Chrome:
  Protects and shines all chrome, such as rims and wheels, and will keep bugs from sticking to chrome bumpers.

• Dashboards and Vinyl Upholstery:
  Fluid Film® will keep them protected and shining like new.

• Detailing Engine:
  Spray on for that new car shine.

• Distributor Cap:
  Water prevention
  

• Door Hinges, Opening & Locking Mechanisms

• Electrical Connections

• Engine Fasteners

• Fittings

• Hood & Trunk Mechanisms

• Inside Hub Caps

• Motorcycle exhaust pipes
  Keeps them clean during storage

• Preservation Inside Doors

• Roller Tracks

• Rubber Bumpers, Moldings and Rub Strips:
  Renews and protects.

• Rusty Exhaust Bolts

• Seat Moving Tracks & Locks

• Sliding Doors

• Spare Tires:
  Spray on to prevent dry rot.

• Steering Swivel Spring Seats

• Throttle Cables

• Tools:
  Spray on tools directly and rub in with dry cloth, or spray on cloth and rub in. Fluid Film® will leave a thin film which will not come off on your hands or clothes but provide long-term protection

• Trailer Attachments

• Uncovered Springs

• Under Wheel Arches

• Vehicle Undercoating:
  Fluid Film® will penetrate to the base metal, providing long term protection from the corrosive effects of salt, calcium, chloride, herbicides, pesticides and fertilizers, resulting in a "no drip" application which will protect vehicle's undercoating from metal deterioration.

• Wheels:
  Fluid Film® will keep brake dust from deteriorating the finish.

• Wheel Lugs

• Wheel Wells

• Window Mechanisms

• Wire Tie-Downs
  
  Questions or suggestions regarding this page? Contact us and we'll get to work on improving it.