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Kellsport Products stocks Eureka Fluid FilmŪ for same day shipment. Free shipping on Fluid FilmŪ spray cans.
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Kellsport Products is a proud distributor of Eureka Fluid Film spray lubricant rust preventive, Fluid Film Gallon Cans, and Fluid Film bulk products in 5 gallon pails & 55 gallon drums.
Boat Trailers
Apply to all electrical connections for lighting system, suspension leaf springs and spring hangers, hull rollers (bearings or bushings), hitch coupling connections, ball hitch, height Adjustors, winch, any exposed metal.
Electronic Equipment
Fluid Film is non-conductive, and will not harm electrical connections. Make sure that connections are made before applying Fluid Film. Will protect both the fuse block and the end connectors.
All Marine Engines
Spray on entire surface of engine when winterizing to reduce corrosion. Fluid Film will not hurt natural rubber hoses. Spray entire outboard engine area.
Fishing Gear
Lightly coat to protect from salt spray. Use Fluid Film to lubricate screws, bearings, cogs, drag washers and as a protective coating.
Fluid Film Marine Applications
Gears
Ground Tackle
Guides
Hinges
Levers
Locks
Nuts & Bolts
Outboard Engines including interior housing from salt spray
Pulleys
Rollers
Sail Slides
Stanchions
Steering
Tackle Boxes
Throttle, Steering and Shift linkages
Thru-Hull Fittings
Winches
Windlasses
Wire Rope
The most popular Fluid Film product for boaters is the 11.75 oz. aerosol spray can. Click here to order.
Below are some interesting links to Boating forums discussing Eureka Fluid FilmŪ
Article reprint - July/August 2004 Underwater Magazine
UnderWater's 2004 Military Marketplace
By: Daron Jones
Eureka Chemical
During World War II, the US war effort was confronted with the maintenance of thousands of marine ships and vessels of all sizes. Besides lead-based paints, there were not an abundance of options to protect steel from corrosion. During this period and into the 1950s, the utilization of alternative coatings began, one being the application of soft coatings to the inside of saltwater ballast tanks and voids.
One of the companies involved with the manufacture and sales of such products at the time was Eureka Chemical Company in San Francisco, California. Its product line, known as Fluid Film, consisted of liquid and gel forms. The liquid coating was applied by spray or flotation and continues to be used today in skegs, bilges, rudders, voids, drydocks, pontoons, sponsons, ballast tanks and on wire-rope because of its core penetration qualities.
Often the liquid is used as a descaler inside tanks where heavy rust-scale exists. The gel coating is applied by spray or brush and has a documented history of up to 22 years of service inside saltwater ballast tanks. Major maintenance programs in both the military and private sectors specify the use of a Fluid Film product or products on submarines, aircraft carriers, research ships, ROVs, and offshore platforms.
The most popular Fluid Film product for boaters is the 11.75 oz. aerosol spray can. Click here to order.
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