[fastfredracing]

The best job I have seen around here comes from a place that uses a used motor oil film concoction .
Whatever product you use, I think you want something that never hardens and is always running down into all the nooks and crannies .
Honestly, out of all the rusty vehicles I see here, the ones treated like this seem to hold up the best .
There is a new shop here, and I believe he is using something similar to fluid film . It also stays pretty wet, months after it is applied . Too new to see how well it holds up , but it looks like he does a good job . Prep is key . Also helps to know what ares hold salt and grime, and are rust prone .
Sucks that things do not last here, the only way is to not drive from November to April .