I have been asked to protect bare iron and steel on various parts of the car. I use this product now for those that want bare iron without paint, etching, clear coats, or oily cable lubes. I have used it on boxes, TA parts, and differentials with very good results. I have no connection with the company and I'm not a dealer. Just thought I'd share this for those that might be interested. Personally I still like blasting, etching, POR15 and top coating since I think it's the best way to go over powder coat or oil base products but this does fill the void.
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Re: Protecting bare metal and iron
Gary I use Cosmoline Weathershield . Spray it on let it soak a while , wipe off the excess It wont rust for years . -
Re: Protecting bare metal and iron
Hi Bill,
I haven't used that product. I have used Fluid Film and that is spray that you apply the same way. Spray it on, let it soak in and buff it by hand. I have had good luck with that as well.Comment
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Re: Protecting bare metal and iron
Hi Gary,
Love the stuff too.
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