First thing I noticed with FLUID FILM was how much it reacted with the general gunk that bike chains, gears, derailleur, etc. tend to pick up. It started fizzing and foaming on contact. Next thing I noticed was my rear derailleur that's been giving me fits when shifting in to higher gears started working much better. My chain also had some links that were stiff. After applying FLUID FILM those worked themselves loose within a few minutes of riding. I just don't see how you can go wrong with this stuff. It works great on bikes and anything else as well.

I have had the opportunity to use your non-solvent based FLUID FILM and am impressed with the results. This past spring I used it on the engine of my off-shore racing boat. Since that time I have put sixty high speed hours on the engine and it continues to work well. It certainly has been superior as a lubricant and rust preventative, but it is also a bonus to me that it is environmentally safer as well. I suspect that I will not have to apply it again until the next racing season.

So, I dragged out a pistol that had been used hard and put away wet; I sprayed FLUID FILM on it and BAM! Not only did the dirt and powder residue bubble off the metal; it actually cleaned the copper fowling out of the barrel without using a wire bore brush. It's not often that you come across something that works better than advertised; but FLUID FILM fits that niche. It also lubricates with a thin film that does not change viscosity due to temperature. That's a plus for cold weather shooting in a salty duck marsh.

I use Fluid Film after each jet ski ride to ensure metal, plastic, and other components stay rust and corrosion free. Fluid Film is great on all moving parts and does not dry out plastics like other rust inhibitors. If you are looking for the best in long lasting protection, look no further