Fluid Film users

[Markus]

I fluid filmed the last two years with great results. Prepping for this year, I washed her up and flushed the inside of the frame with water. Inside of the frame is smooth to the touch, no rust, but I have a thin coating of silt/sediment fluid film soaked gunk in the bottom of the inside of the frame. Do I need to clean that out before re coating, or can I go ahead and fluid fill the inside of the frame as is. I don’t know how I would get it out. It is the about the consistency of that old grease you get on the outside of fittings, but not so thick.

 

[TheBoogieman]

You won't get it all out once the FF has been applied. I'd just apply it as is. This is why I used the Eastwood coating prior to the FF on mine.

 

[Lemmy]

Make sure the inside frame is dry and ff over the existing film.

 

[JEEPCJTJ]

The silt/sediment you have is still playing defense against the offensive moisture trying to destroy your frame. It may no longer be perfect in there so recoating is the way to go.

 

[connor grimes]

I just spray it liberally once a year under the whole undercarriage, have no rust issues