Preservation

C-Bag said:
This is why I like FluidFilm, it doesn’t set up, doesn’t harden no matter how long it’s been on. And it‘s easy to clean off, completely.
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The only time I encountered FluidFilm was with some friends that were using it to "rust proof" their Jeeps. The stuff they were using STUNK and they ended up tossing the clothes they were wearing out of fears of divorce proceedings. lol.
 
woodchucker said:
I'll second fluid film. I soaked a piece of cotton T shirt, I keep it in a sealed tin. I wipe them down with it, and then I used another piece to put it back in it's spot so my oils (acidic) are not the last thing to touch them. Does a great job so far. The sprayed T shirt does not have to be recharged, it holds onto enough to last and last. I only use that one for tooling, never projects.. For projects I use a different tin soaked shirt. So there's no swarf in the tool grade.
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Got a can of fluid film, and I will derinitely be using this idea, thanks.
 
My dad always kept a piece of candle in his tool boxes.
 
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