bob1008
Advertiser
Hi Everyone,
I'm Bob Smith from Kellsport Products, the Eureka Fluid Film distributor. Someone emailed me this link, so I figured I'd respond. I also emailed the webmaster about advertising here, as I think this is a great site. If I can answer any questions, or provide information on any Eureka Fluid Film product, please let me know. We ship to dealers throughout the country, so you should be able to find Eureka Fluid Film at a dealer near you. Fluid Film gallons, pails, and drums are a bit more difficult to find, but we do have many fine bulk stocking dealers throughout the country.
For those unfamiliar or unsure what Fluid Film is all about, here is a brief explanation of what sets Fluid Film apart from all the competition.
Fluid Film contains no solvents. That statement alone means a number of things:
1) No evaporation. No evaporation means more useable product, which in turn means more bang for your buck. Most competitive products contain as much as 70% solvent, meaning most of what you spray evaporates and contaminates the atmosphere.
2) Non-tacky application. With solvent-based materials, the end product ends up being a gummy, sticky mess. Fluid Film will NEVER get tacky, retaining a super-slick consistency that provides excellent lubrication for moving parts on all metals.
3) Eco-Friendly. No solvents means no ozone depleting chemicals contaminating the atmosphere. It is classified as non-toxic and non-hazardous and is safe to be used inside the home, as well as out in the field.
Fluid Film is manufactured using an all-natural lanolin base. Lanolin is of animal origins, extracted from the wool of sheep, which use it as a waterproofing wax to aid in shedding water from their coats. It has been used for centuries for its medicinal and rust-preventive properties.
The unique molecular structure of Fluid Film creates a non-drying coating that can last at least a year indoors protecting equipment from rust or corrosion, or a full season outside in the elements. Fluid Film is safe to use on all metals, will not freeze, and will not readily wash off a surface.
Well, I don't want to overstay my welcome...
(until we become a paid advertiser) but I want to thank you for using Eureka Fluid Film products and would welcome the opportunity to answer any questions about the product. Maybe I can get a Fluid Film forum setup on this site along with our advertising program.
I'm Bob Smith from Kellsport Products, the Eureka Fluid Film distributor. Someone emailed me this link, so I figured I'd respond. I also emailed the webmaster about advertising here, as I think this is a great site. If I can answer any questions, or provide information on any Eureka Fluid Film product, please let me know. We ship to dealers throughout the country, so you should be able to find Eureka Fluid Film at a dealer near you. Fluid Film gallons, pails, and drums are a bit more difficult to find, but we do have many fine bulk stocking dealers throughout the country.
For those unfamiliar or unsure what Fluid Film is all about, here is a brief explanation of what sets Fluid Film apart from all the competition.
Fluid Film contains no solvents. That statement alone means a number of things:
1) No evaporation. No evaporation means more useable product, which in turn means more bang for your buck. Most competitive products contain as much as 70% solvent, meaning most of what you spray evaporates and contaminates the atmosphere.
2) Non-tacky application. With solvent-based materials, the end product ends up being a gummy, sticky mess. Fluid Film will NEVER get tacky, retaining a super-slick consistency that provides excellent lubrication for moving parts on all metals.
3) Eco-Friendly. No solvents means no ozone depleting chemicals contaminating the atmosphere. It is classified as non-toxic and non-hazardous and is safe to be used inside the home, as well as out in the field.
Fluid Film is manufactured using an all-natural lanolin base. Lanolin is of animal origins, extracted from the wool of sheep, which use it as a waterproofing wax to aid in shedding water from their coats. It has been used for centuries for its medicinal and rust-preventive properties.
The unique molecular structure of Fluid Film creates a non-drying coating that can last at least a year indoors protecting equipment from rust or corrosion, or a full season outside in the elements. Fluid Film is safe to use on all metals, will not freeze, and will not readily wash off a surface.
Well, I don't want to overstay my welcome...
(until we become a paid advertiser) but I want to thank you for using Eureka Fluid Film products and would welcome the opportunity to answer any questions about the product. Maybe I can get a Fluid Film forum setup on this site along with our advertising program.
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