Would love to see Undercoating in a Can for round 2.

Cosmoline RP342

New Hampshire Oil and Undercoat (NHOU) is pretty big go to up in New England

Woolwax plz.

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lol. Great point!

You try not to misplace a fisher space pen

@@picax8398 Exactly! I've had mine for about five years and not lost it yet.

Very fancy and expensive pen. It's one of those things that are too nice to lose. You keep it in a special case when not in use.

A good ink stick is hard to hold onto!

lol. I really believe in putting product to the test. Thank you!

CRC out there performing in ways that the competition is claiming but failing.

I never go through a car wash with undercarriage spray...oh wait. ALWAYS!

@@ProjectFarm do a video testing out the best paint stripper for both car paint and on wood

Once cosmoline has 'set', it takes a solvent to get it off. My dad had to deal with that in WWII and he complained about it for decades afterward.

Thanks!

Cosmoline is not better than ff over paint. It dry and do not move. Cosmo is excellent over rust.

@@ProjectFarm check out USA Fluid. It's multi use but fantastic rust inhibitor. They use it on the Bonneville Salt Flats & other places

Wool Wax is similar to Fluid film but even thicker fyi

@Kent Altobelli I actually purchased that this year in the white and black for my truck. Do you have any experience with this product?

Thanks! Thanks for sharing.

I'm in Pittsburgh, and sprayed my Subaru 7 years ago (and then touch up with cans once a year) and when you wipe your finger under the car, the film comes away and is beautifully clean underneath

Fluid Film is the best I have found for Iowa winter. I also use it to lube door hinges and latches on vehicles and use it on random pivot points on tractors, etc.

@Scooty Puff jr. I've tried the PB Surface Shield and it stays in place and is more water resistant

@@dobledekersoulwrekr ok thanks, I'll check it out

Thank you very much!

I couldn't say it any better. Absolutely love this chanel. Video every day please 😆😆😆

No sponsers is why his results are credible

I agree another great video as usual. Keep em coming

Neverthelast his modesty compared to other "famous" tubers he didnt let popularity corrupt his character really a guy I'd have as a pal. Best guy on the web

Thank you and hope you enjoy the video!

@@ProjectFarm I did indeed. So if I were to buy a truck for general small-farm use and some occasional off-road fun...am I correct in thinking that CRC is the ticket?

I just realised it is a new video. I just did a marathon. Love this guy.

@@ItsIdaho Yup...what's great is that the info is actually usable. No clickbait, no long drawn out nonsense ending up with more talking than results. As a guy who spends a lot fo time in the garage/shop and makes KZfaq videos as well, this is one of my very favorite channels. Never lets me down.

@@ProjectFarm I'd like to see which spray can bed liner is the best. I'm about to do a couple of projects and I'd love to get your input on it. Keep up the great work! 👍🏻

You are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.

Great tip on the mower! Adding that to my winterizing process.

Mower deck, great idea friend

How does CRC compare to Surface Shield by PB Blaster?

Thanks!

lol. Nice!

@@ProjectFarm warning his videos maybe addictive.

Fabian Konrath but when he goes to burn it, it will burn for 30 days

We got a nos mid 60s mechanical oil pressure gauge sealed in a cosmoline covered box. Opened er up and it looked like new.

apply cardboard to underside for maximum protection...

Great recommendation!

I live up in Northwest Pennsylvania. I swear by fluid film I spray it all over everything.

@@twiz8789 as well as here in jersey use it for couple years already great product for sure

Just don't breathe it when you apply it; use a very good respirator. One night, before I first used Fluid Film on a car, I dreamed that I murdered Gomer Pyle and others with it (which I felt bad about.) I then went to spray it on my Suburban and it got in my lungs so much that my brain felt like it was misfiring, I got depressed and it was just a bad idea to breathe it.

My car is 21 years old now and i have it coated professionally every year with Fluid Film, i am amazed how good it is at keeping rust at bay. Especially with all the salt on the road during the winter. Its not really a good penetrating oil though so i just buy a few extra cans and spray the underside extra thick then drive on some dusty roads to make a sticky mess under the car that will repel anything :) . By far the best application for it is in the car frame/inside the chassis to keep water out so the rust wont eat it inside out.

Thanks!

Thanks, will do!

@Ryben Flynn N Olmsted to Florida 10 yrs ago. Still use Fluid Film down here. LMAO

lol. That'll solve it!

NitePHX 👍😆Current Clevelander here, planning on moving to Nevada one day. I have to admit not dealing with road salt anymore plays a part in my decision.

Stow Ohio to South Texas 40 years ago...no more rusty vehicles. Just sun baked!

So now your problem is that your belongings melt, instead of rust!

Thank you for the feedback!

Was hoping Scharpfs would have been one of the choices to see how well it holds up. Thanks for you hard work!

@@barkerbarkerbarker why would you coat your leaf springs anyway? I've never seen a leaf spring rust through before the rest of the vehicle.

@@iamzid mettle on metal

@@31terikennedy no room between the leafs for corrosion to occur... then to allow your waste oil to sink in between the individual lengths, you need to rotate the leaf spring sideways... do you dunk ya vehicle into salt water??? Even then like the gentleman said... the vehicle would rust around the springs as spring steel has more Zinc Nickel Magnesium for its composition.

Thanks!

Thanks!

I tell my mom this all the time, shes an 8th grade Science teacher. The way he considers extraneous variables and strives to keep it as controlled as possible is truly an art form haha. Todd is the homie you never knew you needed.

Thank you very much!

Time for some fun homework watch 5 project farm videos

@@ironicchannelname6457 GREAT way to spend some quality time!

I here it now... Mom I was doing my homework and I blew up the lawnmower, or Sorry Mrs. J, I did my math homework before my science homework, and while testing fuels, the lawnmower ate my math homework!

how was there salt spray on aircraft? just curiouse

@@lucidleaf7701 Navy...

Great product!

I’ve been using fluid film for 5 years on a truck I bought down south and I live in upstate ny our winters are brutal on vehicles and my truck is still rust free after 5 years of round year driving.

@@lucidleaf7701 Things tend to get sea water spray on them when you're on a ship in the middle of the ocean.

I appreciate that!

@@ProjectFarm y

Most videos I watch are full of fillers, this is full of quality content. One of my favorite channels

This guy is a master

Great point!

@@ProjectFarm I think we should use yellow tape! :)

Thank you very much!

Thank you for the feedback!

The advantage of fluid film is that it is very penetrating. It creeps into the pinch welds at the edges of doors, fenders, and any places where seam sealer has failed. This is an important property. For any accessible surfaces, a coat of POR 15 paint followed by tar based brush on undercoating can give 15 years of rust free protection in salt. The ultimate, but it's a pile of work. l

@@maplebonesthat's true, migration is a really important part of corrosion protection in many settings.

Yet crc looks much better, particularly at resisting being washed

@@maplebones I've found tar will crack with time....that's just as bad or worse than having nothing. Salt gets in the cracks and never gets washed away. I buy Fluid Film by the gallon and spray twice a year. Easy Peasy.

Great timing!

Evidently,,,,, great minds think alike!

Irregular Tangent lolol

@@randallrougeau530 bro you already know..@project farm...he doesn't get enough credit for his testing one of the best channel so to speak for me

Thanks for the feedback.

If the Battleship you work on is the Missouri, then I'm partly to blame for your woes. During her Decommissioning, we had actual 55gal drums up on deck that we hand pumped down through the fuel and oil inlet pipes. The prevailing hope was that she MIGHT be brought back someday.....and so the Cosmolene went everywhere and anywhere we could get it. Grand old girls, those Battleships are. Thank you for taking care of them in my stead.

@@BattleshipSailorBB63🇺🇸✝️

​@@BattleshipSailorBB63what's up shipmate?

@@hiorder Yo! You were on the Missouri?

Please update with how fluid film worked for your mower. Very curious.

Thanks for watching!

Absolutely the first thing I do is check here to see if there is a review on that tool or product

It's a great product for blocking the rust!

Me too, and the most amazing is on the snow blower, snow dont held on Fluid Film.👍

It's a lot cheaper if you buy it in a 5 gallon pail. It will, however, grow mold on the top. Just skim that off.

Thanks for sharing.

You are welcome!

Sheep sound intensifies 😬

lol. Yes, it's a terrific product!

I can smell the brake clean 😀

DustyChevy And I can hear the ugga duggas (torquing to factory specs) 🤣

@d0rraj I dont think you get lol on the SMA channel he uses sheep sound for the fluid film

David, thank you very much!

Thanks, will do! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks and you are welcome!

Great product!

Someone on eBay still has a version of it for sale. I've been tempted lol

@@gibsonbuilds4841 if you want anything protected for centuries at a time, cosmoline is your product.. I swear 30 million years from now, some aliens will find a crate of surplus Russian sks's, and they will be in perfect condition

I hate the stuff, you ever try cleaning it off crated rifles? Jeezlus its nasty... works though

amer ican easy to clean a rifle with about five cans of brake clean. Did that with my crated Yugoslavian

Thank you for the feedback!

Bob, Thanks for the tip, that sounds great.

Bob Wilson years ago,on one company, we use many CRC PRODUCTS, one was contact cleaner, we used on CONTACTORS, & STARTERS,. Cheers From NJ🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Ah, good idea.

Yes CRC makes some very good products, I use them at the plant where I work too.

Thanks so much! Glad to hear!

If you want to coat a truck frame use the SEM ROCKIT Bedliner kits U won't be sorry. Then you can throw that Fluid shit back in the barn let the critters play with...

@@thekingsilverado8419 Bed liner is junk and traps salt/sand/water underneath it against the metal. I live in ohio and I see it all the time.

@@thekingsilverado8419 Do not under any circumstance ever ever apply bed liner to the underside of a vehicle. The frame will still look brand new after 3-5 years but you can poke a screwdriver right through it. It's outright dangerous to use bed liner or rubberized coating on the underside of a vehicle. It's meant to protect truck beds from dents and scratches and keep them looking nice. Nothing about it being meant to stop corrosion. It only stops incidental corrosion by making sure the stuff you slide around in the bed doesn't wear away the paint. If you want a nice looking vehicle that will crumple up into a ball of rust and your gory remains during a crash though by all means you do you.

As for the lawn mower decks, FF effectiveness is decreased by mowing WET grass. The wet grass knock off most of the FF.

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

You know I learned something from working alongside commercial steam pipe welders. It turns out that insulating steel and cast iron with a blanket or wood box, or fiberglass insulation, completely stops 100% of rust, by stopping 100% of the condensation. If you put a flat sheet of particle board over the entire top of your tablesaw, it won't rust AT ALL, even with 95% humidity. I stopped putting oil or fluid film on my cast iron table saw top, and started just keeping it covered with 2 slabs of particle board. My hydrometer said my shop had 95% humidity in the middle of winter, with absolutely no heat. I'm mad that nobody ever explained this to me, an air tight wooden tool box or blanket will prevent rust, by preventing warm air hitting the cold steel tools. I haven't oiled my table saw in 3 years now, and it still has no trace of rust. Oil + insulation = zero possibility of rust.

So does paste wax from my experience.

Thank you for the feedback

I think I sold you that car...🙄

@@ProjectFarm thanks but CRC is worth the money Flex Seal is good but hard to take off , Corrison X and Fluid Phil is decent

I had a car like that too. Only part that rusted was the rearmost trunk wheelwells where the oil didn't get too. It ran great! But leaked like a sieve !

@@blk77sunshn It was a 1964 Buick Special. It was a neat car, but at the time, living where they salt the roads, it was a swiss cheese car in the rear, too. I love cars and am fortunate to live where they use sand and I'm never in the snow. Have an 05 Mustang with zero rust and it's gonna stay that way!

Great product! Thank you

You are welcome! Thanks for watching and subscribing!

Thanks and you are welcome!

Great point! Thank you

Ziebart killed my 1995 ford undercarriage frame. 2015 my ford still ran good except the frame was totally rusted out. Had to actually salvage the truck. The entire frame you could poke a hole through it with a screw driver.

You can keep track of rust from the inside, under the floor mats :) It all depends on proper application

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Shows the damage from rubber undercoat.

lol. Great point! It's amazing just how well some of these product block the piranha solution

Project Farm they are very impressive. Paraffin waxes are typically very resistant to acids and salts. In the U.K. we have a great product called Waxoyl which leaves a thin, greasy, self healing film. it looks a lot like corrosion-X and the WD40 product.

@@WineScrounger Theres an even better product from Bilt Hamber called Dynax, its out performed Waxoyl by a good margin in every test its had www.bilthamber.com/corrosion-protection-and-rust-treatments/dynax-s50

@@WineScrounger I've had real issues with waxoil. It's coming off my landy in sheets. I seem to be having better luck with dintrol.

@@johnmventers398 Waxoyl is usually pretty good, but it's a really old product that's been surpassed by more modern formulas. My choice today is Dinitrol, they have different viscosities for cavity use and for underbody coverage, I just love the stuff.

You are welcome!

lol. Nice!

Thanks a lot Gilbert Pankhurst.... I can never read these comments normally again

Thank you for the video idea!

I second that request- there are so many types out there, which ones stand the test of time (weather) and which ones are strongest?

I third this request ☝🏼

@@ProjectFarm how about doing video on storage containers home depot has one for 10 dollars seem to be pretty tough and last

Thanks for Contructive feedback.

Unless they used the Flex Seal.. Then their money wasn't well spent at all, and in fact probably is doing more damage than helping, doing the OPPOSITE of what you were intending to do

Thanks and you are welcome!

lol. Nice!

My grandfather had a awesome undercoating ..hes passed on now but we are still trying to remember exactly what it was.. i think it Was along the lines of roof tar ..gas maybe some oil and thinner shoot it out of a old gun and then while its still wet go for a ride down a dirt road ... My dad still has that undercoating on his old shaggin wagon van ... And to be honest it Hasn't been re undercoated in over 20 years and its still good and black under there .. Amazing stuff man .

I suggest you use Fluid Film instead. Heat it up to 160 if you need to.

@@brandonroberge7473 as a ex rustproofer...tar and kero sounds about right

mustie 1 uses oil and chainsaw bar oil ...he swears by it

lol. Thank you for the video idea!

I'll bet it does well.

Love that stuff you can spray it on your boots to coat them like mink oil as well, trust me I tried it lol

@@ProjectFarm youre awsome

As a lubricant or a fuel?

You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for sharing.

Thank you very much for the positive comments!

@@ProjectFarm you've gotta be an engineer....gotta be. Feel like I'm listening to a co-worker! Great job being thorough and consistent.

Thank you!

People know a winner when they see one. WAY TO GO PROJECT FARM, keep it up, keep it real!

When I was still in the Navy we would coat are aircraft in Fluid Film everyday after a fresh water rinse while on deployment to protect them. We would use a lot of it on the magnesium gear boxes and steel screws and put a light coat on the aluminum skin. Trying to keep aircraft from corroding with salt spray everywhere is a pain and Fluid Film was a life saver. Glad to see it do well in your tests.

Thanks for sharing.

Thanks, will do! Thanks for watching and subscribing!

Thank you very much!

I just had my car fluid filmed for the first time this year. Do you ever run it through a car wash with undercarriage wash? Or does that mess with it in your experience?

export fees to Canada are insane, from Amazon.:{

Thank you for the feedback!

You are welcome!

Thanks, will do.

Great point!

Yeah I saw one video where one of these products actually made the problem worse due to moisture buildup behind the coating.

The best thing to do is... wash off the undercarriage after each day, park in a dry climate controlled garage, and dry the vehicle or piece of equipment of concern then leave it parked until the environment has had a chance to clear up and dry out a bit... but who has that much time and resources anymore? Not me, so what I’m going to do from now on is drive the biggest piece of crap car or truck I can find, until the roof flies off from rust, then replace it with the next piece of crap vehicle, only putting in enough money to keep it running good. And I will spend my money on the legalized extortions of registration and a solid insurance policy to cover my family and I in case of an accident fro one of these newer generation motorists who don’t know how to come to a complete stop at a controlled intersection,,p or the proper use of signals, lights or horns, and don not know how to safely back out of a driveway because their new car has a camera for them to watch instead of looking over their shoulders. So in a nut shell, all the products. In the world will never be able to protect that shiny piece of a liability you drive on a daily bases, and it will never become an asset until it increases in value. So unless you are fortunate enough to have a vehicle that has increased in value as some do and will, ( but not many of today’s vehicles) all of these claims and products are only prolonging the final outcome at best if any of them do anything close to their claims! PF, sorry for the rant, but let’s face it you are correct in the fact that many of the products are “snake oil” cures, and you are also correct that educating the public is the best way to help them save a buck But the best way for someone to really save money on a car is to maintain it and drive it the best they can, as if it will be the only one they will ever own! This doesn’t mean follow every infomercial on tv or the internet, but read and follow that book in the glove box at least once! You know the “owner’s manual!” Watch Jay Leno’s Garage, the episode for the 1917 Cadillac, and pay attention to when he reads the closing statements of the owner’s manual, it is factual and funny at the same time!

I've got 2 coats (over 3 years) of Fluid Film under my Ram that is a 2015 and it's holding up great so far....I live in the Northeast btw, lots of salt on our roads

@@PussyBonpensiero time to recoat, doesn't last forever, you've been lucky

Thanks a lot!

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Thanks so much!

Thank you very much!

@SC EM always support anti-trust, right to repair, free market competition, and freedom of speech. Do that, and it should mitigate the future you describe.

Thank you!

You are so welcome!

Thanks! Thanks for sharing.

Fluid Film is a great product!

Same here!

Nice! Thank you very much!!

Me at auto parts store: can I get some fluid film? Auto parts guy: sure, what kind of car is it for? I'll try to look it up in the computer.

I am very much that auto parts store guy to recommend Project Farm lmao

Thanks for the feedback.

Truth

My experience to after 12 years of experimenting. Cosmolne is stronger but chip off at top of paint if paint chip off.

I LOVE how FF stays WET for years! Amazing! I apply it where ever there is a "pinch weld", prime areas for rusting!

Thanks, will do!

Thank you for the feedback!

Same it’s been a great product for me, I noticed when I apply it which it can be applied in cold weather as long as the product is room temp works great, as I said on another comment that I’ve been using on a southern truck I purchased rust free and have been for over 5 years with great results. I currently live in upstate ny where the winters are brutal

Facts

Wow, thank you!

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Thank you!

Great product! Thank you

absolutely this!

Great test idea! Thank you

Project Farm have seen people here in the northeast used melted toilet ring wax.

Yes, I would also like to see low cost homebrew rust prevention recipes!

@@ProjectFarm I'd love if you include the NATO Corrosion inhibitor, 90% Beeswax and 10% Vaseline melted together

I appreciate that! Glad to hear!

Thank you!

Great tip on door hinges. I’ve used grease in the past, but going to start using fluid film.

Agree, 100%!!

Great information on Rust Check. Thank you

@@ProjectFarm try Krown T40 suposed to be better then rust check

Thanks so much!

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks and you are welcome!

I do the same. Buy the gallons and use the spray gun on the underside of our cars. Usually in November sometime. .But I’ve noticed by March, the fluid film is starting to get washed off the undercarriage back by the rear wheels . Maybe cause we get more rain than snow in winter recently. So this year I’m gonna spray again back there in February sometime. Really works great Cheers!

MobiuSphere ,,,, where can this be purchased by the gallon for a better deal?? Thank you!

Most auto parts stores, or Amazon, Walmart. If you search "Fluid Film gallon" you'll get a bunch of options.

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MobiuSphere thank you for your response!!

Thanks for the feedback.

Great product!

You're not a "Lone"! Use in on Silver,,,, but don't "horse" around thinking about it!

@@kenhurley4441 I see what you did there lone ranger ! My main stallion is DSG but the Cobra IS Satin Silver ! Ford power baby.

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His whole thing is that he isnt bought. Keeps it real.

Pretty soon, most companies will pay him not to review their products! 🤣🤣🤣

Boosted DC2 Well, it'd probably only be the ones who already got good reviews from him. Really, he'd be sponsoring the products rather than the companies sponsoring him.

@@legacymaiden4209 *Corrosion Block execs pit stains intensifies*

Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.

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Glad to hear! Thanks for watching.

Thank you very much!

Thanks for the feedback.

Yeah, the FF oozies into the "pinch welds" where the water/salt/brine mix from the Winter "road maintenance" would remain forever to rot out the doors!