sixdogs
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- Joined
- Dec 8, 2007
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- Location
- Ohio
- Tractor
- Kubota M7040, Kubota MX5100, KubotaL4300, Deere 790 TLB, Farmall Super C
None of my equipment sits outside although some did before I got it and has a layer of rust here and there. Nothing special but it bothers me and I would like to slow down further rust. I don't want to spray oil or diesel but have thought about getting a gallon or two of Fluid Film, thinning it with solvent and spraying the equipment. It would last me forever since the stuff is not in the rain. I like the way Fluid Film leaves the surface and how it creeps into every nook and cranny. I might use a cheap Harbor Freight $10 auto spray gun.
My concerns are has anyone ever thinned Fluid Film? I really don't need full strength and the point is to stretch product use . As well, I am told the environmental impact is zero but I doubt that. Should I could cover the ground with cheap plastic? Any other commentary or advice? Anything would be helpful since I'm a Fluid Film newby, only having used it to spray fertilizer parts after cleaning. Works 100%.
My concerns are has anyone ever thinned Fluid Film? I really don't need full strength and the point is to stretch product use . As well, I am told the environmental impact is zero but I doubt that. Should I could cover the ground with cheap plastic? Any other commentary or advice? Anything would be helpful since I'm a Fluid Film newby, only having used it to spray fertilizer parts after cleaning. Works 100%.