Fluid Film vs Woolwax | BobIsTheOilGuy
WEBAug 20, 2003 — 21,990. Location. NE,Ohio. Jul 14, 2020. #2. woolwax is harder to apply but theoretically longer lasting. I use fluid film in cans. woolwax is thicker though and you probably would get better results with an air gun.
Undercoating Options? | BobIsTheOilGuy
WEBOct 21, 2021 — Dec 6, 2021. #18. For late model GM trucks with the black frame wax, you can touch up worn areas with a product called Daubert Nox-Rust X-121B. It works very well. For other exposed metal undercarriage surfaces, the only products I've found that resist washing off are Cortec VPCI-368, and Corban 35.
Fluidfilm vs woolwax | Cummins Diesel Forum
WEBMay 23, 2019 — bob1008. 1 post · Joined 2019. #10 · Aug 7, 2019. Woolwax has the same creeping & migration qualities as Fluid Film. However Woolwax is much more resistant to wash-off and provides protection for a much longer period of …
Fluid Film, Woolwax, or Bar & Chain Oil? | BobIsTheOilGuy
WEBNov 29, 2008 — Sep 20, 2020. #8. If the existing wax coating is flaking off, I’d consider trying to power wash off as much as possible, treat any surface rust, then spray with a wax. Perhaps CRC HD Marine, or Amsoil HD metal protector, or Eastwood JD anti rust, or cosmolene. Then treat with known, carwell, etc in the future.
Woolwax/Fluid Film/Wax cavity protection...which is best for an …
WEBApr 27, 2021 — More prevalent here is Amsoil HDMP, Boeshield T5, and the heavy cosmolene. The thing with woolwax and fluid film is that they will wash off. But in spots where they wont, they do have very good creeping and staying power, which a wax that hardens will not. Some waxes claim to heal, but that’s dubious as it ages.
New Vehicle Undercoating - Cosmoline, Woolwax, Fluid Film, etc???
WEBJan 23, 2013 — Noxudol 700 is a cavity wax free from solvents with high power of penetration. The material is intended for treatment of inside cavities, frames and underbody. Noxudol 700 was the winner in the British magazine Classic Monthly’s test of corrosion protection product in 2013.
Woolwax for inside rocker panels, etc? | BobIsTheOilGuy
WEBAug 14, 2003 — Don't get me wrong, Fluid Film is great stuff (it creeps), I believe the WoolWax that OP refers to is a thicker version of Fluid Film. I recently purchased a case of Cosmoline in aerosol cans. Fluid Film vs Cosmoline - Both have pros and cons. From now on, any 'new' replacement parts will get the Cosmoline.
Those that use wool wax or fluid film - Bob is the Oil Guy
WEBMar 13, 2018 — If so, about any grease , oil or contamination would ruin it. These products are relatively inexpensive, easy to apply, don't drip, easy cleanup and you can do a decent job on a standard vehicle in under an hour. Woolwax …
Woolwax vs. FluidFilm | DODGE RAM FORUM - Dodge Truck Forums
WEBApr 30, 2018 — Fast forward a few months and I bought myself a one gallon can of Fluidfilm and the cheaper spray gun kit to try on my wife's 2019 Nissan Pathfinder. The look, feel and application of FF is exactly like Woolwax- atleast based on what I found. The only difference was the smell between the two. Woolwax smells awesome.
Fluid Film or RP 342 - BobIsTheOilGuy
WEBFeb 1, 2020. #3. I'd say the RP-342 would be longer lasting/more durable, but the fluid film will weep better. I'd use the RP-342. I use Fluid Film on my truck, but that's only because I have a five gallon bucket of the stuff and can reapply it twice a year. It does work pretty good, but it washes away.