" I recently had to replace the leaf springs on a used boat trailer. Leaf springs cannot be coated with any success due to flexing. I researched various products and chose Fluid Film. After a year the springs still look like new after many immersions in salt water."

- Jonathan Costello

" I have had the opportunity to use Fluid Film on the engine of my off-shore racing boat. 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."

- Normand L. Lauze

Fluid Film’s perfection is its active wool wax barricade, which creates an airtight shield that safeguards metals in the most corrosive of atmospheres, while remaining harmless to paints, plastics and rubbers.

Ever vigilant, Fluid Film remains smooth and slick, offering a silken lubricity for moving parts.

Salt water and fresh water atmospheres make corrosion prevention a common problem in the pleasure boating industry.

Engine compartments, electrical connections, and all exposed metals are sitting targets for moisture contamination.

Fluid Film has been vigorously tested by US Navy laboratories to determine its effectiveness against corrosion of steel from salt air and salt water, including galvanic corrosion, the meeting of two dissimilar metals.

The results were touted as “outstanding,“ and “profound,“ with Fluid Film being touted as "the superior performer of all tested materials."